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A photo of the Presidential Award for Civic Life

Tufts students receive Presidential Award for Civic Life

Computer science major Winnona DeSombre, A18, electrical engineering major Ryan Stocking, E18, and Tania Alarcón, a Ph.D. student in civil and environmental engineering, received awards for outstanding achievements in service, leadership, and ci

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2018 Summer Scholars named

Six rising juniors and eight rising seniors will work on engineering research projects this summer.

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Matthias Scheutz models Human-Robot Interaction with a robot.

My robot, my friend?

A new graduate degree in human-robot interaction at Tufts is the first of its kind in the nation.

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Summer Scholars named in Department of Computer Science

Six computer science students will participate in ten-week independent research projects this summer.

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A student gives a presentation in front of a white screen.

Creating collaborative learning technologies

Students in Child Development and Mechanical Engineering classes are collaborating on learning technologies intended to teach robotics to children.

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Battery powered future

Engineering alumnus Neil Puester looks at old and new energy solutions.

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A member of the Tufts Robotics Team holding a small robot.

Tufts Robotics wins international competition

The Tufts Robotics Club took first place in team and individual categories in the Olympiad Tournament in the international Trinity College Fire Fighting Robot Contest.

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Tufts team places second at MITRE event

A team of Tufts students took second place at the MITRE eCTF (embedded capture-the-flag) competition.

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Guyer receives teaching award

Samuel Guyer, an associate professor in the Department of Computer Science, received the School of Engineering Faculty Teaching and Mentoring Award at the 2018 Graduate Awards.

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