Looking for the Best Tech Toys for Kids?
Marina Umaschi Bers, professor and chair, Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development, writes this piece for 'The Conversation' about finding tech toys for kids that encourage free play and creativity
Regeneration science takes a leap forward
A wearable bioreactor delivering treatment to a frog’s wound induced partial limb regeneration
All-American Witches
An Experimental College class taught by Chris Payson, Ph.D. in English '18, explores the impact of witches and their many representations in American history and society
Amputation injury is communicated to opposing limbs
Tufts undergraduate leads research in a discovery with implications for understanding regeneration, wound repair, and diagnostic strategies
Quantum Leap in Computing Power
Peter Love, associate professor of physics, is part of a team that received $15 million NSF grant to develop a quantum computer
Spotlight on Research and Collaboration
Tufts hosts event October 29 to bring university community together to network and brainstorm on key research focus areas
Holy Humanitarians
Tufts associate professor Heather Curtis's new book explores evangelical philanthropy and the fascinating story of the Christian Herald newspaper
Student Startup Takes Prize at $100k Competition
Mimir Insights creates researcher database for biotech industries
Optimizing Redevelopment
Summer Scholar Miranda Willson, '17, explores the local impact of a Woburn plant closing