Engineers

Under the guidance of McDonnell Family Assistant Professor Greses Pérez, Tufts students visited the Dominican Republic and led engineering research and educational activities in Haitian-Dominican communities.

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.

The recognition highlights Associate Professor Ayse Asatekin’s mid-career excellence.

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

Delivered at Krea University, the lecture focused on the intersection of science, policy, and the politics of water on local and global scales.

Tufts alum Eric Wu, E21, reflects on his experiences at Tufts and a recent robotic passion project.

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

The new Cybersecurity Clinic pairs computer science students with small organizations to ward off intruders.