Where engineering pathways begin: Ayah Basmeh, E24
Addressing the needs of people drives Ayah Basmeh's work as an electrical engineer.
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Startup deploys AI to see better underwater
Tufts startup SeaDeep aims to protect coral reefs, monitor undersea pipelines and cables, and improve inspections of offshore energy platforms.
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Victor Vazquez’s quest for clean energy
This electrical engineering major is looking for better ways to turn light into electricity.
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Students put an inventive spin on electronic musical instrument design
Students give their imagination free rein as they build original instruments in Senior Lecturer Paul Lehrman's class.
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Blood, sweat, and water
Using paper, Tufts researchers have devised inexpensive, shelf-stable, easy-to-use tests that bring lab-level precision to home and the wider world.
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Blood, Sweat, and Water: New paper analytical devices easily track health and environment
Using paper, Tufts researchers have devised inexpensive, shelf-stable, easy-to-use tests that bring lab-level precision to home and the wider world.
Sonkusale named Distinguished Lecturer
Professor Sameer Sonkusale was named a Distinguished Lecturer by the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society.
Where engineering pathways begin
True to the spirit of engineering, students say finding the best academic fit is experimental and sometimes unconventional.
Tufts research advancing women’s health
Four School of Engineering faculty members recently received grants for research related to improving women’s health.