Research

E Ink Professor of Engineering Matt Panzer and Assistant Professor Graham Leverick are researching how adding natural molecules to water-based battery electrolytes could affect lithium ion motion–an important factor for battery function.

An SMFA-Biomedical Engineering collaboration pairs artists with scientists to turn research into visual stories.

A new video from the American Chemical Society discusses research from the Department of Biomedical Engineering that is exploring a new type of adhesive inspired by silkworms and mussels.

Associate Professor Valencia Koomson studied how patients with hypertension in Ghana understand their condition and self-monitor blood pressure using mobile health apps.

Tufts researchers created blue melanin, a polymer that could prove useful for advances in food technology and biology.

A new shared resource for product development will help take industry, community, and academic innovations from concept to market.

Recent attacks on U.S. water systems highlight how human decisions—not just software—shape the security of the services we rely on every day.

Farshid Vahedifard studies how our natural and built environments respond to extreme events—and helps communities and decision makers better prepare for what comes next.

Tiampo Family Assistant Professor Nisha Iyer received a grant from the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation to study how stem cells matched to specific cell types and locations within the spinal cord could improve recovery from spinal cord injuries.