A water-quality expert explains how heat, nutrients, and climate change are fueling harmful blooms—and threatening freshwater supplies.

A tiny silk sticker that visibly shows vital health signals, read by an AI system, could change how we care for the tiniest patients.

Janel Blood, executive administrative assistant to the Dean and the Executive Administrative Dean, was recently honored with a Tufts Distinction Award

Johnson Lee, A98, a Tufts alumnus and CEO of E Ink Holdings Inc., delivered the 14th Dean’s Lecture where he discussed E Ink’s evolving role in the LCD screen business.

Tufts students in the music engineering program design and build their own acoustic and electrical musical instruments.

Following an afternoon of live pitches, winners for the Tufts New Ventures Competition have been announced.

The Ph.D. student is designing a wearable liner to help women spot a condition 1 in 3 will have in their lifetimes.

During the lecture, Professor and Vice Chancellor for Research at UC Santa Barbara Rachel Segalman demonstrated a method that could allow plastics to be better recycled.

The minors are available to undergraduate students in the School of Engineering and School of Arts & Sciences starting in Fall 2026.

The students accepted to Tufts are civically engaged, creative, and active members of their communities.