Alumni develop VR pet simulator
You can now own a virtual dog, thanks to Tufts alumni Jeremy Slavitz and Henry Zhou, E17.
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Gut check on intestinal diseases
Tufts researchers built a 3D model with small intestine stem cells to test the progression of intestinal diseases, including cancer.
Who's listening in?
Bridge Professor Susan Landau discusses her new book, Listening In: Cybersecurity in an Insecure Age in Tufts Now.
Tufts attends annual ION navigation conference
Mechanical Engineering faculty and students participated in the world's largest meeting and showcase of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) technology.
Breakthrough in converting methane
Tufts researchers have discovered a breakthrough process for methane conversion that could lead to more energy efficient production of methanol or acetic acid.
Tufts student wins at Makeathon
Susan Soe, E19, was on the winning team at the recent Ruderman Inclusion Summit Makeathon, creating solutions for everyday issues faced by people with disabilities.
The possibilities of data science
Tom Breur, a lecturer at Tufts Gordon Institute, explains the importance of studying data science, and the risks and innovations companies experience when they integrate data science into their work.
Control and precision in the blood-brain barrier
A group of researchers from Tufts and Brigham and Women's Hospital, including lead author and Ph.D. student Tao Sun and co-author Professor Eric Miller, are investigating more precise and controlled methods for loosening the blood-brain barrier for safer&
From Tufts to product design
For Matt Marber, A16 and EG17, working while completing a graduate degree was the perfect marriage of real-world and research experience.