Electrical and Computer Engineering

A novel AI model developed at Tufts could make finding prohibited items in imported cargo faster and more accurate than current X-ray technology.

Professor Sameer Sonkusale was invited to the first Nasdaq closing bell ceremony of the year.

See Tufts photographers’ favorite images this year from across the university’s campuses.

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

First-year students in Engineering in the Kitchen learn the foundations of electrical and computer engineering by disassembling and customizing kitchen devices.

Thanks to new microscopes in Halligan Hall, students are able to examine materials in a different way.

Researchers in Tufts’ REAP Labs published their findings on GeSn films in IEEE Xplore.

As a founding partner institution, the university will help accelerate commercialization of research discoveries.

The Boston Globe reports on a Tufts University team developing a gel patch that tracks eight variables, including gait and head motion.