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.
Energy, water, and environment
Guasto receives award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation
The Experimental Physics Investigators award supports Professor Jeffrey Guasto’s work in active matter flows.
Tufts Engineers Without Borders continues to make a global impact
This summer students in Tufts Engineers Without Borders completed successful trips to Malawi and Ecuador.
$1.25M NSF grant backs resilient housing for Mississippi communities
Louis Berger Chair and Professor Farshid Vahedifard co-leads a project with Mississippi State University to advance resilient, affordable housing.
Student-designed wind tunnel passes the test
Capable of reaching speeds of up to 380 miles per hour, the device will expand research on optimal aerodynamics.
Tufts alum tackles climate change in the Gulf of Maine
As the Gulf of Maine warms faster than almost anywhere on Earth, Jeff Bate, EG12, helps coastal communities adapt by supporting ocean-focused startups through Gulf of Maine Ventures.
In Alaska, an engineering student unlocks the power of stories
PhD candidate Haniye Safarpour listens when people talk about life with, and without, water.
When marine algae get sick: how viruses shape microbe interactions
Associate Professor Jeffrey Guasto, former Tufts postdoc Richard J. Henshaw, and Michael Stehnach, EG22, worked with Wake Forest University to investigate virus-infected microbes in algae.
Tufts-designed sonic anemometer set to circumnavigate the globe via balloon
Built by Associate Professor Rob White, the device will measure wind speeds at varying altitudes.