A strong Tufts Engineering presence at the upcoming 2025 AIChE annual meeting
Taking place in Boston from November 2-6, the annual meeting brings together Chemical and Biological Engineering academics at all career stages.
Human health and bioengineering
New 3D tissue model may speed better therapies for fibrosis
Professor Jonathan Garlick is part of a team growing lab-engineered skin that mimics real disease, advancing treatments for life-threatening conditions.
Fun with fermentation
Students baked bread and brewed kombucha in a recent ExCollege class taught by David Gillingham and Dylan Patel, both E25.
Koomson wins Health Equity Accelerator grant
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center grant will support Associate Professor Valencia Koomson’s work in pulse oximeters.
Maintaining a healthy planet with future foods
A new Nature article highlights biomaterial-driven solutions for the future of food.
Smart floss research featured in Forbes
This innovative dental device measures cortisol levels in saliva, opening doors for stress monitoring through oral health tech.
A dental floss that can measure stress
Researchers design floss pick system with built-in sensors that could also be adapted to track a wide range of conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
Reimagining health monitoring for everyone
Two PhD students won the Ricci Award under the guidance of Associate Professor Valencia Koomson for their interdisciplinary engineering project.
New microfluidic device could shed light on cell growth, regrowth, and development
Led by Associate Professor Valencia Koomson and Vannevar Bush Professor Mike Levin, a Tufts team developed the device to improve understanding of intercellular communication.