Biomedical Engineering

Tufts researchers harness protein from silk to make virus-sensing gloves, surgical screws that dissolve in your body, and other next-generation biomedical materials.

Researchers discover surprising new uses for materials made from the proteins of the ancient fiber.

A Jumbo-sized exhibition of photographs from the 1870s to the present at East Hall shows the ways that undergraduate campus life has evolved.

Researchers reveal how photonic crystals were created by glass corrosion and recrystallization over centuries.

Tufts School of Engineering is pleased to congratulate eight recently-promoted full-time engineering staff members.

Tufts was awarded 28 utility patents this year, demonstrating success from research across the university.

Doctoral candidates at Tufts’ Center for Cellular Agriculture tour Bay Area companies creating lab-grown meat products.

Tufts School of Engineering is pleased to announce newly tenured and promoted full-time faculty members and faculty members who will be serving in new roles during academic year 2023-24.

The university welcomes the most ethnically and racially diverse undergraduate class to enroll at Tufts.