Welcoming the Undergraduate Class of 2027
The university welcomes the most ethnically and racially diverse undergraduate class to enroll at Tufts.
Engineers
When the syllabus includes “Jurassic Park” and genetic engineering
Assistant Professor Nisha Iyer illustrates the latest science by referring back to classic sci-fi films for an introductory class on biotechnology.
Noella Akuzwe’s playful engineering
Back in Rwanda this summer, the rising junior helped young students flex their STEM skills through fun, visionary projects.
Susan Landau receives prestigious USENIX Lifetime Achievement Award
The Bridge Professor in Cybersecurity and Policy has dedicated her career to safeguarding personal online privacy and security.
BEST scholars participate in industry visits
Students in the Center for STEM Diversity’s Bridge to Engineering Success at Tufts (BEST) program explored career opportunities through three recent industry visits.
Determine whether a STEM major is the right choice
Dean of Academic Advising and Undergraduate Studies Jennifer Stephan and Professor and Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta spoke with the US News and World Report about things to consider when choosing a STEM major.
Wind power nacelles arrive in port
Professor of the Practice Eric Hines spoke about the importance of nacelles arriving from France as the final piece needed for offshore wind turbines in Martha's Vineyard.
Tufts Gordon Institute launches new MS in Technology Management and Leadership
The new graduate program empowers students to build upon their technical expertise and become leaders and managers in a tech-driven world.
Measuring metabolism at the speed of light
Professor Irene Georgakoudi delivered a lecture on label-free, high-resolution imaging at the National Institutes of Health.