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When intelligence is artificial, what happens to ours?

Ashley Forkey, E26, shares her opinion on how AI is affecting students and the field of civil and environmental engineering for ASCE.

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Oakley Winters on a site visit with a handful of other WMATA team members. They are all wearing hard hats and high visibility vests. Courtesy of Oakley Winters.

Tufts civil engineering student turns passion for public transit into career experience

During an internship with the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, Oakley Winters, E26, helped improve the transit system they grew up with.

Energy, water, and environment , Engineers , Students , Undergraduate students

Top left: Tufts Students left to right Katherine Kostak, Zahir Bashir, Tianya Liu, Hwa Chang, Patrick Johnson, Alex Moy, Weston Nguyen, Haley Ngo. Top right: NCKU students at Tufts. Bottom left: NCKU students at Tufts. Bottom right: NCKU students left to right (back row) Ching Yeong Nyu, Evan Lohmann, Shih-Lei Lee, Po-Han Juan, Che-An Chen, (front row) Tzu-Hui Yang, Chih-Shan Yen.

School of Engineering and Tufts Global Education debut international student research exchange partnership

A new intercultural student research exchange program between Tufts University and National Cheng Kung University in Taiwan offers an enriching experience for all.

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Attendees at the poster session of the Human-AI interaction research discovery event.

AI research discovery event highlights interdisciplinary strength at Tufts University

Students and faculty shared projects that encompassed medical applications, civic life, education, energy efficiency, and more.

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Inaugural Nakho Sung Award recipients announced

In honor of the late Professor Nakho Sung, the award supports Ph.D. students’ professional development through travel and conference attendance.

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Cartoon profiles of yellow, blue, purple, green, and orange people with different shapes in filling each of their heads. Image: Shutterstock.

Showing neurotypicals how autistic communication works

Researchers develop an AI tool to better comprehend how autistic individuals communicate and perceive the world through language.

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Two Tufts community members hold thank you signs in front of a Jumbo the Elephant banner. Photo: 5 Tool productions for Tufts University.

#TuftsGivingTuesday draws record-breaking support

An unparalleled 9,797 donors contributed more than $5.5 million to programs across the university.

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PhD student Jacob Wessel (left) and Associate Professor Jon Lamontagne (right).

Tufts research suggests regional collaboration may support cost-efficient electricity expansion

Ph.D. student Jacob Wessel and Associate Professor Jonathan Lamontagne explored the benefits of cross-country coordination of the electric grid in South America.

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Andy Youniss talks with students during the Industry Insights event.

Industry Insights prepares Tufts students for future careers

Co-founder and former president/CEO of Rocket Software Andy Youniss shared his perspective on entrepreneurship, technology, and running a successful company.

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