A Look Back on the Tufts Geotechnical Symposium
Professor Emeritus Lew Edgers reflects on the 1984 Geotechnical Symposium and how the field has changed over the last few decades.
Faculty
Theory and Practice Come Together at Geotechnical Symposium
The fourth annual geotechnical symposium focused on how to bridge the gap between numerical modeling, laboratory testing, and real-world geotechnical solutions.
From Education to Expertise: Meghan Davis
Meghan Davis was ready to join a startup role after earning a Dual Degree in Biomedical Engineering and Innovation and Management at Tufts University’s School of Engineering.
Faculty Promotions in the School of Engineering
All faculty promotions will be effective September 1, 2026.
Tufts launches new master’s degree in cybersecurity
The new M.S. in Cybersecurity program will take an interdisciplinary approach to building advanced technical skills in cybersecurity.
Jason Rife named Fellow of the Institute of Navigation
Rife was recognized for his contributions to error modeling and fault mitigation.
David Aurelio reflects on award that recognizes human-centered designs
Aurelio has been the lead judge of the Stanley Caplan User-Center Product Design Award for 24 years.
Optimizing a “pillar” of modern technology: REAP Lab streamlines nanotechnology development
Researchers in the Renewable Energy and Applied Photonics Lab demonstrated a more simple, cost-effective way to create nanopillars—tiny structures that can control light
Cybersecurity, privacy, and accountability: governing digital systems in everyday life
Susan Landau, professor of the Department of Computer Science, discusses how to build digital systems that protect us.