Building sustainable batteries to power sustainable mobility
At the recent Dean’s Lecture, founder and managing director of the Epsilon Group Vikram Handa, E01, shared his vision to support clean energy transition.
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Sonic anemometer takes flight
A team of researchers published findings on the design and testing of a digital sonic anemometer that surpassed all previous wind measurement technology in terms of altitude.
Baise selected as 2025 Joyner Lecturer
The lectureship recognizes Professor and Chair Laurie Gaskins Baise's contributions to the theory and practice of earthquake engineering.
Partnerships for climate resilience
With climate change amplifying weather extremes, Tufts collaborates with two under-resourced communities at high risk of environmental hazards.
A path to decarbonize economies and support cleaner technologies
Join the Tufts School of Engineering on November 5 for a Dean's Lecture with Vikram Handa, E01, founder and managing director of the Epsilon Group.
New high-resolution imaging has wide potential uses
Professor Igor Sokolov and researchers devise imaging method that could accelerate the discovery of new, more durable materials.
Vogel delivers Feng Lecture
Professor Emeritus Richard Vogel’s lecture focused on the impact of heavy tail datasets in hydrology.
Islam discusses water diplomacy, faith, and climate change
Professor Shafiqul Islam participated in recent conferences at Yale University and Boston University.
Understanding the societal implications of a growing offshore wind industry
School of Engineering collaboration with Tisch College of Civic Life gets off the ground.