Researchers Discover Potentially Cleaner Way to Make Important Chemical
Team led by Tufts professor discovers process to create “platform chemical” that is used widely for plastics, textiles, and much more
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Helping Amputees Stay in the Game
After losing an arm in an accident, Maggie Baumer became an advocate for people with limb loss, arguing that insurance should cover the prostheses that help keep them active
The Menus Have Changed, but Dining Halls Keep Dishing Up Tastes of Home
From white tablecloths to mobile apps, Tufts dining has evolved over time. But the friendships that develop over shared meals never go out of style.
New Paper-based Device Boosts HIV Test Accuracy From Dried Blood Samples
Tufts researchers collaborate with scientists in South Africa to trial a more precise medical device to measure HIV viral loads
Emerging Artists Share Pieces of Themselves
Works by four SMFA at Tufts students and recent alumni are now on display at the MFA
From Siberia, a Voice for Environmental Justice Inspires a Debut Documentary
Independent filmmaker Alina Simone tells the story of one woman’s courage to push for accountability for the environmental and health dangers of coal mining
From Siberia, a Voice for Environmental Justice
A new documentary tells the story of one woman’s push for accountability for coal mining's environmental and health dangers
Politics and the Dating Pool
A student research project looks at what the partisan divide means for finding love
Undergraduates recognized by the American Astronomical Society
Leonid Sajkov, A25, and Noah Stiegler, E25, were recognized at the recent Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Student Award poster competition