PhD student recognized for work in groundwater remediation
Veronica Lima Gonsalez received an award for her research paper from consulting firm Geosyntec.
Energy, water, and environment
Asatekin awarded grant for energy-efficient membrane research
Associate Professor Ayse Asatekin was awarded a grant from the Department of Energy’s Office of Science for her research.
Ancient Roman glass has photonic crystal patina forged over centuries
Ars Technica reports on a recent study co-authored by Frank C. Doble Professor Fio Omenetto of the Department of Biomedical Engineering examining the Ancient Roman "wow glass"
Moaveni named Structural Health Monitoring Person of the Year
A prestigious structural health monitoring journal acknowledged Professor Babak Moaveni’s contributions to the field of structural health monitoring.
Nadine Aubry elected to Royal Academy of Engineering
The scholar, academic innovator, and engineering leader is recognized for her advancements in fluid dynamics.
Climate change impacting trout populations in Montana
Tufts alum Kyle Flynn, EG14, was featured in a New York Times article about the effects of climate change on rivers and fish populations in Montana.
Vogel selected to deliver Langbein Lecture
Professor Emeritus Richard Vogel will speak about hydrologic modeling at the American Geophysical Union’s annual meeting, AGU23.
A taste of life beyond the lab
Doctoral candidates at Tufts’ Center for Cellular Agriculture tour Bay Area companies creating lab-grown meat products.
Decaying levees put minority and poor communities disproportionately at risk
Study provides detailed map to help target and prioritize equitable investments for climate change-resilient levees.