Offshore Wind Energy Engineering program celebrates five years
Members of the offshore wind community gathered to mark five years of the offshore wind energy engineering program at Tufts.
Women engineers
End-to-end encryption is a critical national security tool
Professor Susan Landau advocates for end-to-end encryption in a recent Lawfare article.
Going the distance for in-space manufacturing
Parabolic flight that simulates microgravity helps test materials created by Tufts engineers.
DEIJ Colloquium: Voices from US National Laboratories
Join us on November 12 as researchers from Fermi National Accelerator Lab and Lawrence Livermore National Lab (LLNL) discuss their work.
Baise selected as 2025 Joyner Lecturer
The lectureship recognizes Professor and Chair Laurie Gaskins Baise's contributions to the theory and practice of earthquake engineering.
Building community and careers
The eighth annual conference hosted by Tufts Women in Tech offered invaluable insights and networking opportunities for women and gender minorities in tech.
Tufts graduate student is contender for the 2024 NCAA Woman of the Year
Sophia DiCocco is named to the national top 30 honorees for the award, out of a total of 627 student-athletes nominated.
AI capable of handling the unexpected
A team of Tufts and UT Dallas researchers collaborate on a framework for AI models to perform successfully in unpredictable environments.
Iyer recognized for innovative approach to pain research
Assistant Professor Nisha Iyer recently received an NIH HEAL New Innovator Award to fund her work on stem cell tool development for pain circuitry.