Medical devices for horses
A video interview with WCVB highlights the work of School of Engineering alumni and Professor Melissa Mazan, V93, who designed a device to assist in diagnosing equine pulmonary issues.
Engineers
Chapra named ASCE Distinguished Member
Professor Emeritus Steven Chapra to be named to the highest honor of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
A garden bridge offers aspiring engineers an opportunity to grow
The Bridge of Flowers in western Massachusetts proves a creative case study for Tufts engineering students.
Commencement 2022 Spotlights
Meet a few of this year's graduates as they reflect on their time at Tufts.
Scientists create tattoo-like sensors that reveal blood oxygen levels
Silk-based material under skin changes color in response to oxygen, and in the future might be adapted to track glucose and other blood components.
From Identity to Inspiration: Reflections on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Faculty members and others in the Tufts community describe how their family stories and heritage inform their scholarship, research, and practice.
Tufts University Electric Racing Team receives sponsorship
ev Transportation Services Inc. (evTS) has provided an annual gift to support engineering students in the design and build of a formula-style electric-only racecar.
Investing in green tech solutions that benefit vulnerable communities
Advancing clean energy technologies: Benny Kim, E16, EG17, is doing his part to build a sustainable future by identifying promising climate tech companies for investment.
Why literate programming might help you write better code
Associate Professor Norman Ramsey comments on literate programming, an approach to programming where the code is explained using natural language alongside the source code.