Co-op experiences: Emma Downey, E22
Biomedical engineering alum Emma Downey reflects on lessons from her undergraduate co-op experiences with Insulet and Moderna.
Women engineers
Students kindle connections to nature, the environment, and culture
In designing a solar-powered greenhouse, Natasha Wan and Max Harrington step up to meet the future with active hope.
SOE faculty members honored for excellence
Five School of Engineering faculty members recently received Tufts faculty awards in recognition of their outstanding teaching, research, or service.
The contribution of buildings to the clean energy transition
Tufts alum Alexis Abramson recently delivered the spring 2024 Tufts School of Engineering Dean’s Lecture.
Getting offshore wind power where it needs to go
Tufts alum Kelly Smith helps drive the complex logistics required to capture and transmit energy generated by wind turbines off the coast of Massachusetts.
I never wanted a dog—certainly not one that bit people
Anne Charm Abel, E76, shares her journey raising a rescue dog that attacked her sons.
Exploring AI’s impact on education quality
Professor and Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta recently delivered the keynote address at the 2024 ABET Symposium.
Why are ransomware attacks targeting health care providers
Associate Professor in the Fletcher School and the Department of Computer Science Josephine Wolff provides insight into cyberattacks on health care institutions.
What to make of the earthquake that rattled the Northeast
Tremors were felt from Maine to D.C., but our buildings are designed to handle it, says geohazards expert Professor and Chair of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Laurie Baise.