Tufts undergraduates engage in successful engineering design experience abroad
Alongside community members in Cartagena, Colombia, Tufts engineering undergraduate students devise global design solutions.
Social good
New AI tool reveals how drugs kill tuberculosis
Professor Bree Aldridge's approach uncovers how TB treatments can best work together at the cellular level to speed better cures.
Tufts alum tackles climate change in the Gulf of Maine
As the Gulf of Maine warms faster than almost anywhere on Earth, Jeff Bate, EG12, helps coastal communities adapt by supporting ocean-focused startups through Gulf of Maine Ventures.
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.
The changing work of college advising
Dean Jennifer Stephan joins national thought leaders to explore the future of advising in a rapidly evolving higher education landscape.
In Alaska, an engineering student unlocks the power of stories
PhD candidate Haniye Safarpour listens when people talk about life with, and without, water.
Pérez awarded 2025 NAEd/Spencer Postdoctoral Fellowship
The fellowship will support McDonnell Family Assistant Professor Greses Pérez's ongoing work in engineering ingenuity in multilingual and multidialectal communities in the Dominican Republic.
The alumnus who led the US to become a scientific powerhouse
Eighty years ago, Vannevar Bush, E1913, AG1913, H1932, guided US universities to help lead the world in technological advances—and his impact is still felt today.
Koomson wins Health Equity Accelerator grant
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center grant will support Associate Professor Valencia Koomson’s work in pulse oximeters.