Faculty

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Juliana Berte

Senior Lecturer
Romance Studies
Hispanic Linguistics, Language change, Heritage Language Teaching
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Marcelo Bianconi

Professor and Department Chair of Economics
Economics
Applied and Theoretical Economic Models and Empirics
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Hilary Binda

Senior Lecturer
Civic Studies
Hilary's current research aims to support the development of educational equity and access as a form of racial and economic justice. In addition to a formative research study on the impact and efficacy of higher education in prison programming, Hilary's recent research includes a longitudinal study of reentry and the impact of specific types of programming offered in MyTERN on a person's health and well-being. Along with her research partner Professor of Sociology Jill Weinberg, she has facilitated several student publications of their own work based on their involvement with TUPIT.
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Lauren Black III

Associate Professor
Biomedical Engineering
cardiovascular tissue engineering, dynamic tissue mechanics and visualization, computational modeling, myocardial infarction, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, cardiogenesis
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Steven Block

Professor of International Economics
The Fletcher School
-Agricultural development -Economic growth -Political economy -Development economics, particularly food and agricultural policy, growth, and political economy
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Freeden Blume Oeur

Associate Professor
Sociology
My research engages feminist and humanist insights to enrich a Sociology in the tradition of W. E. B. Du Bois, one committed to understanding the persistence of anti-Black racism today.
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Bruce Boghosian

Professor
Mathematics
Applied dynamical systems, applied probability theory, kinetic theory, agent-based modeling, mathematical models of the economy, theoretical and computational fluid dynamics, complex systems science, quantum computation Current research emphasis is on mathematical models of economics in general, and agent-based models of wealth distributions in particular. The group's work has shed new light on the tendency of wealth to concentrate, and has discovered new results for upward mobility, wealth autocorrelation, and the flux of agents and wealth. The group's mathematical description of the phenomenon of oligarchy has also shed new light on functional analysis in general and distribution theory in particular. Secondary projects include new directions in lattice Boltzmann and lattice-gas models of fluid dynamics, kinetic theory, and quantum computation.
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Christoph Borgers

Professor
Mathematics
Anomalous diffusion, mathematical neuroscience
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Briana Bouchard

Assistant Teaching Professor
Mechanical Engineering
Product Design, Educational Robotics, Mechanical Design, Engineering Education, Electronic Portfolios & Assessment
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Jennifer Braggin

Part-time Senior Lecturer
Gordon Institute
Engineering management, semiconductor manufacturing yields, knowledge management, engineering leadership
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Corey Bregman

Assistant Professor
Mathematics
Geometric group theory, low-dimensional topology, CAT(0) spaces
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Brian Brenner

Professor of the Practice
Civil and Environmental Engineering
structural engineering, concrete design, bridge analysis and design, structural analysis/design
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Jerome Brightman

Part-time Senior Lecturer
Gordon Institute
International marketing, creative leadership, leadership development.
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Bárbara M. Brizuela

Professor and Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Graduate Arts & Sciences
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Barbara Brodsky

Research Professor
Biomedical Engineering
biophysics, collagen, protein structure
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Amaris Brown

John Holmes Assistant Professor in the Humanities
English
African American Literature and Culture, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Black Disability Studies, Affect Theory, Black Feminist Thought, Political Theory, Black Visual Cultures, Critical Race Studies
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Drusilla Brown

Associate Professor
Economics
Applied General Equilibrium Models, International Trade Policy, International Labor Standards, Child Labor
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Gerald Brown

Part-time Senior Lecturer
Gordon Institute
Supply chain management, process improvement.
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Mary Buckingham

Research Assistant Professor
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
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Jennifer Burton

Professor of the Practice
Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies
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Jennifer Buxton

Lecturer
Occupational Therapy
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Kathleen Camara

Research Associate Professor
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
Arts, music and drama education and its impact on youth development in formal and informal settings; the development of arts programming to support positive development, cultural identity and resilience among youths in underserved communities; arts and social justice; family influences on children's learning and social development; quantitative and qualitative methods of research and mixed methods designs; program evaluation
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Alessandra Campana

Associate Professor
Music
Opera: staging, visuality, theatricality, performance and spectatorship. Film and Media Studies: sound and music editing; aesthetics and politics of synchronization; aurality of silent film; suture; Foley; Renoir, Ophuls, Visconti and Fellini; music video and animation
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Gregory Carleton

Professor
International Literary and Cultural Studies
Twentieth-Century/Contemporary Russian Literature and Culture; Narratives of War, Russian and Comparative; Reception studies; Sexuality
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Patrick Carter

Lecturer
School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts
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Mary Casey

Senior Lecturer
Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study & Human Development
Parent-child relations
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Ira Caspari-Gnann

Assistant Professor
Chemistry
Chemistry and STEM Education. In order to understand how and why successful teaching and learning of chemistry at the university level works, the Caspari research group focuses on analyzing students', teaching assistants' (TA), learning assistants' (LA), and instructors' reasoning, interactions, and culture. The group collects video data of classroom practices and conducts qualitative research interviews with instructors, TAs, LAs, and students to better understand how certain interactions and ways of reasoning lead to student sense making and learning. While zooming in and investigating how students connect aspects of chemistry, the group also zooms out and investigates classroom culture and how individual interactions and personal experiences integrate into larger systems of teaching and learning. The group uses this fundamental research as a theoretical basis for implementing teaching innovations and designing training opportunities in order to promote supportive learning environments for students that value and encourage their unique ways of being, knowing and doing.
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Maria Isabel Castro

Senior Lecturer
Romance Studies
Journalism and Literature; Journalistic crónicas (chronicles); Modernismo and Vanguardia; 20th Century Fantastic Literature; Boom and Post-Boom; Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language.
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Cristobal Cea

Professor of the Practice
School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts
digital media, history, representation, videogames, 3d, painting
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Peggy Cebe

Professor
Physics & Astronomy
Condensed Matter Physics
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Renata Celichowska

Senior Lecturer
Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies
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Ujjayant Chakravorty

Professor
Economics
Resource and Environmental Economics, Energy and Development, Water
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Chorng Chang

Associate Professor
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Computer architecture, parallel processing, computer networking, hardware description languages, simulation and programmable logic design, engineering education.
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Remco Chang

Professor
Computer Science
Data visualization, visual analytics, human-computer interaction, databases, computer graphics
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Steven Chapra

Research Professor and Louis Berger Chair in Civil and Environmental Engineering, Emeritus
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Water quality modeling, numerical methods, advanced computer applications in environmental engineering.
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Elaine Chen

Cummings Family Professor of the Practice in Entrepreneurship
Gordon Institute
Startup Entrepreneurship, Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Mission-Driven Ventures, Entrepreneurship Education