One Dental Student vs. One Billion Plastic Toothbrushes
Friday, April 29th, 2022
Rodrick Wiggins, D22, is on a quest to recycle, and to make dentistry more eco-friendly
News
Can “imperfect” human teachers help robots to become better learners?
Friday, April 22nd, 2022
A grant from Amazon Robotics supports innovative research at the School of Engineering to enhance human-robot interaction
Taking a One Health Approach to Muscle Loss Research
Friday, April 22nd, 2022
An innovative conference will team experts in veterinary and human health to examine sarcopenia and healthy aging in people and pets
A New Tool for Equine Health
Friday, April 22nd, 2022
Melissa Mazan, V93, needed a way to test lung function in horses that couldn’t come to Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. So she invented one with the help of three School of Engineering alumni
A Trailblazing Engineer Says “Invention Is in Everything I Do”
Sunday, March 27th, 2022
Karen Panetta, dean of graduate education at Tufts School of Engineering, reflects on her innovative career
You and Your Neighbors Are Probably Happier with a Pet
Sunday, March 27th, 2022
Research shows that walking your pup isn’t just exercise for you and Fido, it also helps create social bonds in communities
Leland Melvin: Seek Diversity, New Perspectives, and People Who Believe in You
Sunday, March 27th, 2022
At the School of Engineering’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Colloquium, the NASA engineer and astronaut shared advice on how to thrive as a professional
Transforming Our Climate Strategy
Sunday, March 27th, 2022
We need to think bigger about combating climate change, says new report by UN panel that includes Feinstein Center researcher.
Solving the Riddle of One Virus, Two Coasts, and Thousands of Seals
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022
Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine researchers are studying phocine distemper virus, which affects seals along the North Atlantic coasts of North America and Europe
Getting Better Performance from Brains and Computers
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022
Tufts engineers image hotspots in brains to deal with cognitive overload and in computer chips to make computers more efficient
