How Does the Constitutional Separation of Powers Affect U.S. Foreign Policy?
More than 30 experts will discuss implications of increasingly exclusive executive control of foreign affairs in a conference Sept. 24–25
Faculty
Planning Today’s Water Systems for Tomorrow’s Communities
Associate Professor of Community Health Elizabeth Marfeo is among Tufts contributors to a new Water Nature article on the challenges posed by the world's aging population and water infrastructure.
JWST UNCOVER Collaboration to Receive 2027 Berkeley Prize
Tufts Researchers Honored with the Berkeley Prize for Meritorious
What Makes Americans American?
National identity is political, like everything else, and changes over time, says a political scientist
Looking for New Ways to Slow Cancer Growth
Biologist Jaye Gardiner, named a top young American scientist by Scientific American, researches the microenvironment surrounding tumors—and brings her love of art into her science
When Anxiety Is Overwhelming
This psychologist is working to improve the common therapies that treat harmful attacks of fear and dread
If We Worry About Privacy, Why Do We Share So Much Online?
Smartphones have made everyone a creator—but there are consequences; film and media studies professor explains
Honoring Moses Hunt Professor of Psychology Emeritus Klaus Miczek
A special issue in the journal Psychopharmacology features a collection of articles by the late Moses Hunt Professor of Psychology Emeritus Klaus Miczek
Bacon Hall Reopens this Fall after Extensive Renovation
The renovated science and laboratory building now houses teaching and research labs for the Departments of Earth and Climate Sciences and Biology.