Karol Family Applied Technology Professor Matthias Scheutz recently spoke with WBUR about his work with robots that use smaller AI models that don't rely on large data centers to operate. Read more on WBUR: bit.ly/4BdnCa9

Diagnostic World News reported on how Professor Valencia Koomson leverages modern computing technology to improve the performance of pulse oximeter devices using near-infrared optical signals. Read the article: bit.ly/4iuUzaJ

This Wednesday October 21, Nancy Holmes will share practical advice for finding the right sponsors, interpreting review criteria, writing a compelling project summary, and more! Visit go.tufts.edu/grantproposals to register.

Associate Professor and Jon Levy Faculty Fellow Markus Nemitz is working to automate how soft robots are designed, built, and tested, which could save significant time and material—and even, one day, lives. Learn more: bit.ly/4z2u8iC

On October 23, SOE alumna Vicki Arbitrio, E83, will return to Tufts for a screening of Engineers at Ground Zero, a film about the structural engineers working at Ground Zero following 9/11. The event will include a brief presentation and Q&A. Register: go.tufts.edu/groundzero

Research Professor Susan Landau was featured in a panel for The Canadian Internet Society that brought together experts to explore what lawful access legislation could mean for cybersecurity in Canada. Watch here: bit.ly/4duOI2s

CEE students recently visited a 4-million-gallon underground stormwater storage tank. Designed by Stantec and constructed by MWH Constructors, the tank will help reduce street flooding in Somerville. Learn more about hands-on learning at Tufts at engineering.tufts.edu

Professor Mark Kachanov of the Department of Mechanical Engineering was honored in a special edition of Continuum Mechanics and Thermodynamics. Learn more: bit.ly/3VomSPg

E Ink Professor of Engineering Matt Panzer and Assistant Professor Graham Leverick are researching how adding natural molecules to water-based battery electrolytes could affect lithium ion motion–an important factor for battery function. Learn more: bit.ly/46ZZzOk

Congratulations to the faculty members honored for their research excellence by the Engineering Faculty Research Awards Committee! Learn more: bit.ly/4hVlY5q

Distinguished Professor and Dean of Graduate Education Karen Panetta develops AI for social good. Hear more about her work on the Automated podcast with Brian Heater: bit.ly/4xUs1Mk

Tufts seniors partner with industry and community organizations to tackle actual engineering problems and deliver solutions that matter. Learn more: bit.ly/4z6y4P1

Thank you to SMFA alum Cameron Barker for showcasing his artwork designed to help people understand MOCEAN's vision of merging offshore wind turbines with artificial coral. MOCEAN supports science, engineering, policy, and partnerships for healthy oceans. bit.ly/4h5mf61

The M.S. in Applied AI for Food and Nutrition at Tufts University is a 100% online master’s program that brings together artificial intelligence and nutrition science. No advanced technical background is required. Learn more: bit.ly/4hqNGpp

An SMFA-Biomedical Engineering collaboration pairs artists with scientists to turn research into visual stories. Learn more: bit.ly/4h0fNNc

Everyone has dreamt of a pain-free alternative to needles while anticipating their annual flu shot or grimacing through self-injections. Luckily, this future may be close at hand due to the work of a Boston-based startup founded by Tufts alumni. Read more: bit.ly/4rdA7Oy

The School of Engineering and Friedman School of Nutrition and Science Policy launched a joint master's program in Applied AI for Food and Nutrition. The program is online with no technical experience required. Applications are open for spring 2027. bit.ly/4hFjlo6

Professor and Louis Berger Chair in Civil and Environmental Engineering Farshid Vahedifard is developing a framework to help engineers consider the impact of aging communities and water infrastructure in system upgrades and plans. Learn more: bit.ly/4dlLzBO

Tufts researchers in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering examined the effectiveness of predictive blood pressure monitoring across different demographic groups. Learn more: bit.ly/4japHgo

On October 23, SOE alumna Vicki Arbitrio, E83, will return to Tufts for a screening of Engineers at Ground Zero, a film about the structural engineers working at Ground Zero following 9/11. The event will include a brief presentation and Q&A. Register: go.tufts.edu/groundzero