Selling Hate
Cameron Hollenbeck, AG’23, MA in History, is exploring how a Japanese general helped spread antisemitism in early 20th century Japan.
Research
The Power of Research
Vi Nguyen, AG’23, MA in Child Study and Human Development, hopes to use research as a tool to create systemic change that positively impacts the lives of children and families.
Presenting Biomedical Research
Two graduate students from the iBIT lab within the Department of Biomedical Engineering won awards to share their research at prestigious conferences
Advancing Cache Contention Analysis
A team including PhD candidate Cesar Gomes, Xuesi Chen, E22, and Associate Professor Mark Hempstead developed a way to improve cache contention analysis
Everything You Wanted to Know About Bees and Other Pollinators
Nick Dorian, PhD student in Biology, urges us to notice and appreciate the huge variety of bees that surround us, and help them survive and thrive.
A Practical Visionary
Peyton Siler Jones, MA in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning '22, has had a lifelong passion for understanding the connections between social and ecological systems, which led her to Tufts.
A Different Kind of Mathematical Mind
Brian Parkes, PhD student in Mathematics and alum of the VERSE program, is getting a preview of what could lie ahead professionally as he pursues his dream of becoming a mathematics professor.
Targeting Gene Therapy Directly into the Lungs
Researchers are able to greatly reduce tumors of a rare genetic lung disease using tiny lipid-based nanoparticles in a preclinical model
Drinking Chlorinated Water in Low-Income Countries Passes Microbiome Test
Study shows low-cost water purification, which can save thousands of lives from waterborne diseases, does not harm beneficial bacteria in children’s guts