Human-technology interface

Human-centered research and real-world solutions from the Tufts Security and Privacy Lab co-led by Lin Family Assistant Professor Dan Votipka.

Assistant Teaching Professor Dave Miller advances human-centered innovation with contributions to the 2025 Computer-Human Interaction Conference Automation XP Workshop.

The prestigious grant award supports Lin Family Assistant Professor Dan Votipka’s work establishing a human-centered threat modeling methodology.

Researchers are developing underwater adhesives for shark tagging and small drones for identifying Covid-19 in the environment. (Boston Business Journal, paywall)

Led by Associate Professor Valencia Koomson and Vannevar Bush Professor Mike Levin, a Tufts team developed the device to improve understanding of intercellular communication.

Developed by the Tufts Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory led by Karol Family Applied Technology Professor Matthias Scheutz and Thinking Robots Inc., the robot can deliver food to guests in Hotung Cafe.

JumboHack returned for its second year with record-breaking attendance of over 300 students from 25 universities nationwide.

Swarms of small, inexpensive robots could one day be used in search and rescue, landmine clearing, and environmental monitoring.

Undergraduate entrepreneurs develop tech solutions to common problems.