Wearable, printable, shapeable sensors detect pathogens and toxins in the environment
Tufts scientists develop biopolymer-based sensors that glow when dangers are present and can be printed on almost anything.
Engineers
Could a cardiac drug stop breast cancer metastasis?
Tiampo Family Assistant Professor Madeleine Oudin and senior Deepti Srinivasan investigate the bioelectric properties of cancer cells to better understand metastasis.
Restructuring frameworks at COP27
Environmental Engineering Policy and Planning student Emma Hibbard, AG23, joined discussions that reimagine global efforts to combat climate change.
Six outstanding Tufts alumni selected for Forbes 30 under 30
Graduates are honored for achievements in entertainment, industry, social impact, science, technology, and finance.
Recipients of 2022 Montle Prize announced
The Paul and Elizabeth Montle Prize for Entrepreneurial Achievement is awarded to three students who demonstrate outstanding entrepreneurial skills each year.
Aiming for implementation
A delegation of Tufts students and faculty traveled to the UN Conference of the Parties (COP) in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
Tufts entrepreneurs pitch big ideas for big problems
At this year’s Ideas Competition, students across the Tufts ecosystem competed for cash prizes by tackling problems worth solving.
Advocate for a food frontier
Charcuterie businessman Davide Dukcevich, A96, is inspired by pioneering research on lab-grown meat.
New cellular agriculture consortium will help develop the foods of the future
The Tufts Center for Cellular Agriculture is leading the effort to overcome fundamental technical challenges in the field, develop standards, and share knowledge.