Telehealth Might Be Best as a Supplement to Office Visits, Not a Replacement
A study of older and chronically ill patients found some upside but many concerns about remote appointments, especially for people of color
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New Master's Degree in Offshore Wind Energy Engineering
Tufts offers first graduate program in the country, integrating engineering with policy and economics.
From Tufts to Renewable Energy
Roan Gideon, MS student in Offshore Wind Energy Engineering, is studying how to increase the global clean energy supply.
Transforming an Aging House into a Tech Training Hub
Tufts alumni envision G{Code} House in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood as a place for young women and nonbinary people of color to live and learn skills to launch high-paying careers
It’s Tiny Tufts Seen From Above
It’s Tiny Tufts Seen From Above Dec 6, 2021 What does the Medford/Somerville campus look like in miniature? A new video shows the familiar campus from a very different point of view.
In a First, Scientists Create Tiny Multicellular Organisms That Can Replicate
The latest version of xenobots can swim, heal, record information—and create new versions of themselves
Joyce Cummings Center: New Home for Learning, Research, and Collaboration Is Nearly Open
A preview shows an amiable, vibrant academic building, with vistas of the Medford/Somerville campus and Boston
Collaborating to Build a Culturally Inclusive Early Childhood Education Approach
A decade-long research-practice partnership between the Eliot-Pearson Department and ABCD Head Start has improved science education for children and professional development for teachers
This Museum Director Focuses Solely on Shoes
From Renaissance platform shoes that were nearly two feet high to today’s virtual sneakers that can’t even be worn, Elizabeth Semmelhack illuminates the many meanings of footwear