Women engineers

Cybersecurity and Public Policy Bridge Professor Susan Landau explores the efficacy of contact-tracing apps one year after their development in response to the novel coronavirus.

Tufts experts collaborate on an initiative to further STEAM education capacity in Brazilian, Kenyan, and Rwandan schools.

Analysis by Bridge Professor Susan Landau shows that contact-tracing apps can be a useful tool for public health, but they have considerable false positive and false negative rates.

A Tufts-led study of camps for kids that were open last year has lessons for this year’s campers and parents.

As a Tufts undergraduate, Akshita Rao, E21, quickly realized she could get involved with research and have an active social life.

25 students and 3 faculty members were honored this year with Tufts’ highest recognition for civic engagement.

Over the past four years, Emai Lai, E21, has focused on making her story and making things, something that she’ll miss when she graduates in May 2021.

Now that Jean Phuong Pham, EG21, has successfully launched her own startup, she’s excited to use her experiences to empower a new generation of innovators.

Tufts engineering students are in the driver’s seat in a study of how exhaust generated by jet traffic at Logan Airport may be impacting the air local people breathe.