Undergraduate environmental engineering student earns U.S. Patent
Madison Giles, E27, designed a hyper-realistic hummingbird feeder that recently earned a United States Patent.
Energy, water, and environment
Behind the levee: The forgotten communities at risk in Massachusetts
Louis Berger Chair and Professor Farshid Vahedifard shares his insights in a recent Boston Globe article (paywall).
New opportunities in Public Health Engineering
The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering launches a new minor and renames a B.S.E. program to reflect evolving global challenges.
Tufts team creates a portfolio of flood adaptation measures
Flood adaptation strategies have shifted over the years. One Tufts group looked to the past to identify possible future solutions.
Vahedifard leads research addressing population disparities near Superfund sites
Tufts researchers develop a scoring system to prioritize cleanup at polluted sites for most-affected communities
Successful symposium highlights advances in catalysis
The second Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos Symposium on Single Site Catalysis brought together catalysis researchers from around the country.
Researchers modeling electrochemical processes to improve energy, critical technologies
Ada Lovelace Associate Professor Hari Sundar and Professor Jeff Foster are leading an effort to develop computational modeling tools for electrochemical processes in liquids and gases.
Small, inexpensive hydrophone boosts undersea signals
Associate Professor Robert White is a part of a team developing a first-of-its-kind hydrophone built around a simple, commercially available microphone.
Tufts alumnus to deliver Gold Medal Address
Tufts alumnus Glenn Bell, E74, E06P, E08P, will deliver the Institution of Structural Engineers 2025 Gold Medal Address on November 7.