Faculty

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Luis Dorfmann

Professor
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Mathematical models of material behavior; Nonlinear magneto- and electromechanical interactions; Biomechanics of soft materials; Rubber elasticity and inelasticity
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Cheryl Doss

Professor
Economics
Development Economics, Agricultural Economics, Asset Ownership
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Thomas Downes

Associate Professor
Economics
Public Educational Finance and School Choice
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Virginia Drachman

Arthur Stern, Jr. Professor of American History
History
Women in the Professions in America; GIrlhood in Post World War II America; Love and War in World War II; Medicine and Society in Amrica
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David Driscoll

Professor of the Practice
Economics
Finance
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Moon Duchin

John DiBiaggio Professor of Citizenship and Public Service
Mathematics
Geometry of groups and surfaces
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Simone Dufresne

Lecturer
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
neurodivergence, autism, social development, experience of higher educations students, participatory research
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Kevin Dunn

Associate Professor and Interim Chair of the Department of Studies in Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora
English
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John Durant

Professor
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Air pollution monitoring, mobile monitoring, air pollution modeling, ambient air quality, indoor air quality, air pollution control, air pollution exposure, air pollution epidemiology
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Nathaniel Eagan

Assistant Professor
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Sustainability, experimental heterogeneous catalysis, clean energy, fuels and chemicals, biomass
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M. Ann Easterbrooks

Professor
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
Developmental risk and resilience; child maltreatment; parent-child emotional availability and attachment relationships; maternal depression; adolescent parenting; relational and contextual supports for thriving
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Lee Edelman

Fletcher Professor of English Literature
English
Literary Theory (especially Queer Theory, Psychoanalysis, and Post-structuralism) Film Studies
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Karen Edwards

Assistant Teaching Professor
Computer Science
low-dimensional geometric topology
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Jeremy Eichler

John McCann Assistant Professor of Music
Music
Music and memory, European cultural history, art and trauma, Holocaust, exile, modernism, criticism, public humanities, creative nonfiction, music and nature, environmental humanities.
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David Ekbladh

Professor
History
U.S. in the World, International History, Modern U.S. History
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George Ellmore

Associate Professor and Department Associate Chair
Biology
Ecology, Behavior and Evolution and Global Change Biology
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Khaled ElMahgoub

Assistant Teaching Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Software Engineering, RFID systems, medical devices, sensors, channel coding, FDTD, antenna design, and numerical techniques
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Kyle Emerick

Associate Professor
Economics
Development Economics, Agricultural Economics
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Brian Epstein

Associate Professor
Philosophy
Metaphysics, Philosophy of Social Science, Philosophy of Language
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Juan Escalona Torres

Lecturer and Spanish Language Coordinator
Romance Studies
Sociolinguistics, Historical Linguistics, and Second Language Pedagogy
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Federico Esposito

Assistant Professor
Economics
International Trade, International Finance
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Ioannis Evrigenis

Affiliate
The School of Arts and Sciences
Political Theory
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Jennifer Eyl

Associate Professor
Religion
Pauline Studies, New Testament, Christian Origins Divinatory Practices and so-called "Magic" Gender & Sexuality in Antiquity Hellenistic Philosophy and Moral Psychology Apocryphal Acts and the Greek Novels Saint and Relic Veneration Constructions of the Afterlife Translation Theory and New Testament Studies Theory of Religion Digital Humanities
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Khaled Fahmy

Edward Keller Professor of North Africa and the Middle East
History
Modern Middle East
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Peilei Fan

Professor and Department Chair of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
Urban & Environmental Policy & Planning
(1) human-natural interactions and their impact on environment and social equity at multiple spatial scales, particularly in cities; (2) technology and development
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Sergio Fantini

Professor
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical optics, diffuse optical imaging, functional near-infrared spectroscopy, quantitative tissue oximetry.
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Anne Fast

Lecturer
Psychology
social cognitive development; prosocial behavior; morality; gender development
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Zachary Faubion

Senior Lecturer
Mathematics
Set Theory, specifically forcing elementary embeddings and large cardinal axioms
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Rebecca Fauth

Research Associate Professor
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
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Jianping Feng

Senior Lecturer
International Literary and Cultural Studies
Theory of Second Language Acquisition, Language Pedagogy, foreign language textbook construction, language and culture, and computer assisted language learning
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Marisol Fernandez-Garcia

Senior Lecturer
Romance Studies
Spanish Second Language Acquisition and Teacher Education, Hispanic Linguistics
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Kendra Field

Associate Professor
History
U.S., African American, Native American, family history and the history of genealogy
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Alan Finkelstein Shapiro

Associate Professor
Economics
Macroeconomics, Macro-Labor, Macro-Climate, International Macroeconomics, Macro Development
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Gavin Finn

Professor of the Practice
Gordon Institute
Entrepreneurial Marketing, Engineering Management, New Product Development, Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Cognitive Science
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Lisa Fiore

Program Director, Post-Bac Programs
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
Dr. Fiore's current research emphasizes social-emotional learning and development, building and sustaining relationships in educational settings, and promoting strengths-based environments and awareness of the multi-generational effects of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).
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Vincent Fitzpatrick

Research Assistant Professor
Biomedical Engineering
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Patrick Florance

Director of Research Technology
Tufts Technology Services
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), geospatial technology, the Open Geoportal (OGP), visualization, GPS, cartography, international mapping especially the developing world, humanitarian assistance, open source applications, digital humanities, ecology, data mining, human security, crisis mapping, business intelligence/analytics, geospatial new media, remote sensing, natural disasters, historical modeling, 3D GIS, public health, geospatial social network tools, data science, urban modeling, open data, geospatial data sources, geo portals, web mapping, UAV - Drones, Spatial Data Infrastructure, geospatial education, natural language processing (NLP), text analysis, etc.
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Patrick Forber

Professor and Interim Department Chair of Philosophy
Philosophy
Philosophy of Biology, Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Probability
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Silke Forbes

Professor
Economics
Industrial Organization, Antitrust, Strategy, Organizational Economics
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Lawrence Ford

Professor
Physics & Astronomy
Theoretical cosmology, quantum field theory, models for quantum gravity effects My current research involves several related topics in quantum fluctuation phenomena, with applications to gravitation and cosmology. One topic is the study of energy density fluctuations for quantum fields such as the electromagnetic field. My collaborators and I have shown that large vacuum energy density fluctuations are more probable than previously expected. These large fluctuations can drive quantum fluctuations of gravity and provide insight into effects in quantum gravity, an area which is not well understood. Energy density fluctuations may also produce observable effects in atomic or condensed matter systems, and may play a role in the evolution of the early universe. I am also working on analog models for quantum gravity, in which quantum fluctuations in a nonlinear optical material might produce fluctuations in the speed of light, analogous to an effect expected in quantum gravity.
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Elizabeth Foster

Professor
History
Modern France in the World, Colonial West Africa
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Jeffrey Foster

Professor and Chair of Computer Science
Computer Science
Programming languages, software engineering, security
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Isabela Fraga

Assistant Professor
Romance Studies
Latin American Studies, Caribbean Studies, Affect Studies, Medical Humanities, Critical Race Studies, History of Psychiatry, Histories of Slavery