Anyone who knew Fred Berger, A69, knew two things about him: he was staunchly dedicated to improving the world through engineering, and he always wore a bow tie. In pursuit of his goal to raise the quality of life for people around the worl…
The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) held its annual conference this year from June 21-24 in Charlotte, North Carolina. As the largest gathering for ASEE members, the event provides an opportunity to share work and learn fr…
In the School of Engineering, Janel Blood is a familiar face for many students, special guests, faculty, and staff. She is often the first point of contact for anyone who enters the School of Engineering Dean’s Office. Janel recently receiv…
Associate Professor Madeleine Oudin of the Department of Biomedical Engineering has been inducted into the 2026 Class of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) College of Fellows. This highly prestigious honor…
The Department of Computer Science is excited to announce two new undergraduate minors focused on artificial intelligence: a Minor in AI Development and a Minor in the Application of AI. While artificial intelligence has been an area of stu…
This series spotlights the careers of recent alumni from graduate programs in the School of Engineering. After a conversation with Executive Director of the Tufts Gordon Institute Kevin Oye, Meghan Davis, E23, EG25, knew the Dual Degree Mas…
Cellarity CEO Ted Myles leads with a growth mindset. While he is the first to admit that he’s made “lots of mistakes along the way,” he believes, “the magic is how you learn from these mistakes and bring people along to drive better outcome…
From small nonprofits to major corporations and governments, many organizations store critical information digitally, opening themselves up to the risk of cyberattack. Cybersecurity experts are necessary to protect against these threats and…
At Tufts University, engineering students have countless options to conduct hands-on research. Now, those opportunities extend all the way to Taiwan, where Tufts students can spend between 10-12 weeks at National Cheng Kung University (NCKU…
More than 50 years after earning his M.S. degree in chemical engineering at Tufts, alumnus Y.A. Liu, EG70 still remembers the powerful impact of his time at the university. Close faculty mentorship throughout his master’s program guided him…
Back in Fall 2024, Bo Pilarczyk, E27, attended the Tufts Career Fair prepared with questions for potential employers. Passionate about engineering in the field of medical technology, Pilarczyk found her place at Lexington Medical. Over the
As colleges face shifting enrollment patterns, resource cuts, and the lingering impacts of the pandemic, academic advising must evolve quickly. That was the focus of a recent Chronicle of Higher Education webinar titled The Evolving Work of…