STEM stories: Paul Galvan
BEST participant Paul Galvan built interactive robots for a White House Easter event.
Undergraduate students
Examining food security and sustainability
Jasmine LaMotte, E26, studied food justice as part of a summer internship experience with Tufts Office of Sustainability and Stonehill College.
STEM stories: Dennis Bazan and Alyssa Dhalla
BEST participants Dennis Bazan and Alyssa Dhalla built a 20-inch long bridge that could withstand a downward load of over 200 pounds.
Tufts alum named Schwarzman Scholar
Computer science alum David Gantt is the first Schwarzman Scholar to be selected from Tufts.
A Jumbo presence at the Paris Games
Jesse Grupper, E19, David Liebenberg, E14, and Alex Flynn, E26, will represent the U.S. at the 2024 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Cartilage, tendons, and more—in the palm of your hand
Students explore 3D printing for the human body in a class taught by Research Assistant Professor Vincent Fitzpatrick and Lecturer Xiao Kuang, both of the Department of Biomedical Engineering.
Capstone provides research experience
Seniors in the Department of Biomedical Engineering reflected on the lessons they learned as they presented their final capstone projects.
Beyond the nuts and bolts
How a scrappy team of engineering students built an electric racecar in a year.
Undergraduate researcher seeks to improve soil remediation
Supported by the Cataldo Scholarship, Kenneth Stephens, E24, completed an independent research project focused on soil remediation.