Faculty

Professor Michael Levin’s research into how cells work collectively has already led to artificial living organisms. Could it also help us fight cancer or regrow limbs?

Through her research on early modern Europe, Professor of History Alisha Rankin is shedding light on little known medical practices, often led by women

Professor Kwasi Ampene played a significant role in returning antiquities to West African’s Asante kingdom

Researchers from schools across the university have been recognized as academic inventors making a positive impact on society, including Professor of Chemistry Joshua Kritzer and Associate Professor of Chemistry Charlie Mace

Associate Professor of Political Science Kelly Greenhill shows how to tell the true from the false, and what it means for politics

Chair of the Classical Studies Department Bruce Hitchner confronts the colonial legacy of archaeology in North Africa, and presents a new understanding of antiquity

Tufts film production students work on a Hollywood-caliber video about an unsung 19th century civil rights activist

Boston students attending suburban schools had improved test scores, attendance rates, and college outcomes, Tufts economist shows

Tufts Alum and Senior Lecturer in Music Paul Lehrman, AG10, has seen students in his course Electronic Musical Instrument Design create instruments in shapes as varied as a sword, a turtle, a plain black box, and a pyramid