April 28, 2023 Olive Rappoli and Tim Cheng both successfully defended their Masters of Science Theses today! Congratulations! Tim will be continuing on for a PHD at Tufts, and Olive will be returning to full […]

Caravel Bio wins Tufts 100K Challenge! (Apr 13)Congratulations to grad student Trevor Nicks (+ co-founder Emily Wenberg) for winning the Tufts $100k New Ventures Competition held at the Derby Entrepreneurship […]

Congratulations to May Graduates!

While teacher certification is required for many positions (elementary, music, arts, P.E., librarian, and counselor), many do not. With your degree, you are qualified to […]

I’m coming at you with an unexpected deadline reminder today, readers. Yes, yes, I am indeed aware that it’s early May, and you’re forgiven if you thought we were through with application deadlines for a while. […]

We are delighted to announce that our half-time reference assistant, Katie Kidwell, will be taking on the role of Evening & Weekend Coordinator! This position plays a vital part in keeping our library running […]

Our family is looking for a part-time babysitter to care for our 7YO son and 4YO daughter after school/camp. Our most pressing need is for coverage on Tuesday evenings when we need someone who can arrive at our […]

This was our final Design Review for BME66, structured as a Shark Tank-style presentation. All design outputs, verifications, etc. are depicted in their respective sections, and can also be traced to the […]

Project SYNCERE loaded their mobile makerspace with the coolest educational technology. When they visited libraries around Chicago, they laid out the all the tech with instructional “placemats” to help kids and […]

Specific Aims

BME 8 Specific Aims

Specific Aim 1: Conjugate Anti-EGFRviii and Anti-IL13Ra2 Separately

In Specific Aim 1, antibodies anti-EGFRviii and anti-IL13Ra2 will be conjugated onto silk […]

A few thoughts on the latest buzzword to describe Sino-Western relations

By Daniel Drezner, Professor of International Politics at the Fletcher School

Last Thursday national security advisor Jake Sullivan […]

Artificial intelligence requires semiconductors with powerful graphics processing units — chips that very few companies are able to make.

By Meghan Carino and Daniel Shin of the Marketplace Tech p […]

Below are important resources to help you begin using Canvas for Summer 2023 classes:

Training Video: […]

By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

Affiliated faculty Chidi Anselm Odinkalu recently published “Article III of the OAU Refugee Convention in Context: the Emergence of Subversion in the African Inter-State System” in […]

By Dyan Mazurana, Anastasia Marshak, and Kinsey Spears

Affiliated faculty Dr. Dyan Mazurana, who directs the Feinstein International Center’s Research Program on Women, Children and Armed Conflict, […]

Abington Public Schools, is looking for two School Psychologists for the fall. One at the elementary for grades 3&4. And one for grades 7&8.

 If you have questions or are interested in applying, please […]

Community Schools is hiring across the district! It is a unique position, that not very many folks know about.

 Our full-time and some part-time teachers work the whole year including ,summer, April, and Fe […]

New Teachers Collaborative is seeking recent college graduates who may be interested in the teaching profession.

Located in Devens, Massachusetts, New Teachers Collaborative (NTC) is a one-year program that […]