Eye On STEAM Conference Empowers Engineering Educators
Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach welcomed over 60 education professionals to campus for a free conference on STEAM learning.
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What Do Cancer Cells Feel Like?
The startup Cellens uses Tufts research and entrepreneurship to non-invasively diagnose bladder cancer.
Biotech Speaker Series Features a Tufts Alum’s Journey Outside Academia
At the second event in the School of Engineering’s Biotechnology Industry Series, students and faculty learned about Atsuko Polzin’s experience in patent and IP law.
This Paint Changes Colors When Hit. The Uses Are Striking
A new impact-revealing coating can measure forces from the light to the powerful.
Ken Frazier to Deliver Commencement Address to the Class of 2026
Health care leader will speak at the May 17 ceremony; other honorees include acclaimed musician and pioneering scientist.
2026 Engineering for Women’s Health Symposium: Collaboration to Accelerate Solutions
Tufts hosted the 2026 Engineering for Women’s Health Symposium, which featured speakers and attendees from all backgrounds who are passionate about improving women’s health outcomes.
Jump Start Your Career: The Learning Should Never End
Professor of the Practice Ron Lasser ran a workshop to help engineering graduate students advocate for themselves, build trust and visibility, and continue growing outside the classroom.
Water Matters as Much as Oil in the Iran War. Experts Explain Why.
Professor Shafiqul Islam discusses the role of water in the Iran war in a recent USA today article.
Protecting Public Safety by Improving Post-Wildfire Remediation and Rebuilding
Assistant Professor Lauryn Spearing received an NSF grant to study barriers to rebuilding and remediating homes after wildfires.