Human health and bioengineering

In his lecture, Professor and Dean of Research Matthew Panzer explored the potential of nonaqueous gel electrolytes in developing flexible, adaptive materials that may support healthy aging.

The approach induces immune responses that suppressed many kinds of tumors in preclinical models.

Associate Professor Valencia Koomson collaborates with two Ghanaian hospitals to break down the barriers preventing people with hypertension from getting the care they need.

The collaboration will draw expertise from Assistant Professor Juan Gnecco's Laboratory of Reproductive Engineering.

Dana Cairns, a researcher in Stern Family Professor David Kaplan's lab spoke with BBC World Service about their research on brain concussion models.

Researchers at Tufts suggest results may lead to preventive strategies using antiviral drugs after concussions.

Tufts researchers have been delving into everything from epilepsy, cancer drugs, and regenerative medicine to next-gen solar panels and chimpanzee behavior.

Research Assistant Professor Marco Lo Presti of the Department of Biomedical Engineering spoke with NPR's Science Friday about a recent discovery.

David Kaplan, Stern Family Professor of Engineering, professor of biomedical engineering, and Distinguished University Professor was among those named top researchers by Clarivate.