Tufts PhD student named NSF Fellow
First year PhD candidate Reagan Bushok was selected for the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program.
Research news
What is ransomware and what can be done to stop it?
Professor Susan Landau joins other guests on the BBC's The Briefing Room to discuss the threat of ransomware attacks on companies and organizations.
A focus on cleaner, longer-lasting batteries at Tufts Epsilon Materials Institute
Tufts researchers will soon explore new battery materials through a sponsorship with India-based Epsilon Advanced Materials. (Boston Globe, paywall)
Reimagining health monitoring for everyone
Two PhD students won the Ricci Award under the guidance of Associate Professor Valencia Koomson for their interdisciplinary engineering project.
When marine algae get sick: how viruses shape microbe interactions
Associate Professor Jeffrey Guasto, former Tufts postdoc Richard J. Henshaw, and Michael Stehnach, EG22, worked with Wake Forest University to investigate virus-infected microbes in algae.
Tufts-designed sonic anemometer set to circumnavigate the globe via balloon
Built by Associate Professor Rob White, the device will measure wind speeds at varying altitudes.
America’s infrastructure earns its highest rating yet
Professor and Berger Chair Farshid Vahedifard contributes to national report on the performance of the nation’s infrastructure.
Identifying risks that agentic systems pose for enterprises
Professor and Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta shares her expertise in a recent CIO feature.
Iran faces widespread land subsidence amid escalating water emergency
Professor and Louis Berger Chair Farshid Vahedifard featured in Forbes for expertise on critical infrastructure and extreme events.