Welp, this is old news by now but better late than never. The past couple of years have seen FOUR newly-minuted Doctors of Philosophy coming out of the EBBL. Congratulations to Dr. Lara Vujović, Dr. Jennifer […]

by Matt Tolbert, A2021 and Lidya Woldeyesus, A2022

I’d vote for them…

COIVD-19
has placed many of America’s most glaring injustices on full display.
Stay-at-home orders and social distancing have left m […]

Slow Violence and the 1986 Chernobyl Disaster

by Lisa May

On
April 26, 1986, the fourth reactor of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, near
the town of Pripyat in the former Ukrainian SSR, exploded. […]

Unpaid internships for Summer 2020 are available in the following areas at the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs:

DCR – Service Forestry ProgramEEA – Labor Relations Office Database […]

The GIS Application Support Analyst is an integral part of the IT Department’s Application Development Team and is expected to gain familiarity with systems at various stages of the development lifecycle. The A […]

ERM is seeking an experienced Staff Environmental GIS Specialist to join our growing consulting firm in Boston, MA. As an integral part of the Data Analytics and Visualization Group, the successful candidate wil […]

This semester’s all-school speaker series ended with two panels on COVID-19, first on disease forecasting from Elena Naumova & Ryan Simpson, and then on impacts in ag., food & nutrition from me, Sean Cash and […]

The economic picture feels a bit like a bloodbath right now–news of cancelled internships, layoffs, businesses closing–it’s rough out there.

So many thanks to Tisch Scholar and all-around Amazing Human […]

The Eliot-Pearson Children’s School is the laboratory-demonstration school affiliated with the Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Study and Human Development at Tufts University. The school serves as a mode […]

Happy 50th Earth Day! Today and every day, take a moment to appreciate the creatures, big and small, that are important to the health of our planet.

To learn about how you can celebrate insect pollinators, […]

By Shalini Tendulkar, Lecturer in Community Health

We really do

In 2008 I
walked across a graduation stage to receive my doctorate in public health. I
remember feeling proud to be among a sea of graduates […]

Video Control Reaction (April 2020– ) is an online-only exhibition created for social isolation in the time of our global pandemic. http://chaddawkins.com/video-control-reaction/

Congratulations to PhD student Derek Walkama and former postdoc Nicolas Waisbord on the publication of their recent paper at Physical Review Letters! Their microfluidic experiments explore the role of geometrical […]

Your Kitten’s Diet is Linked to her Health as an AdultWhat our pets eat has an important impact on their overall health, but it’s not just what they’re eating now.  What our pets ate as puppies and kittens – and even what their mother ate […]

By Cathy Stanton, Senior Lecturer in Anthropology

mmmmm kale

For the past four years I’ve been active in the leadership of my local food co-operative, a small retail store in a low-income community in n […]

Kelsey Lucas’s paper on the pressure field around swimming bluegill and trout is out at Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences!

IUCN Regional Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia (ECARO) is seeking to recruit an experienced and enthusiastic candidate to join the IUCN ECARO team as Ecosystem Management Project Officer. The successful […]

Climate and Energy Outreach Program Coordinator, City of Boston (Boston, MA)The City of Boston’s Environment Department is looking for a driven individual to increase energy efficiency and renewable energy in Boston Continue reading

The Climate Policy Lab at the Center for International Environment and Resource Policy (CIERP) seeks a research assistant to help with a project analyzing India’s climate policy gap to achieve net zero g […]