Tufts Now

Graduating M.F.A. students show off their work in a wide-ranging exhibition on the Medford/Somerville campus. 

A new program in human-robot interaction, the first in the country, examines everything from mechanics to ethics of robots and artificial intelligence. 

Liquid nitrogen is the not-so-secret ingredient Tom Vandervelde, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, uses to make frozen treats for guests. 

Professor of Economics Laura Gee's research findings are based on a study of 2.3 million LinkedIn users. 

A new book by Professor of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning Julian Agyeman examines how the vendors reflect complex food systems and issues such as class and poverty. 

Natalie Shapero, professor of the practice of poetry in the English department, explains what poetry means to her. 

At a Tufts workshop, students learned how to lead people with Parkinson's disease in movement therapy. 

From Hemingway to Pound, the 1920s marked a big shift in American literature, according to a new book by Ichiro Takayoshi, an associate professor of English. 

An interview with Associate Professor of English Sonia Hofkosh, who is helping mark the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. 

Assistant Professor Madeleine Oudin brings a biologist’s perspective to biomedical engineering to fight cancer metastasis and drug resistance.