Prof. Nair goes to the ICBE meeting in Newport Beach, CA! (Jan 6 – 9)
At the International Conference on Biomolecular Engineering, Prof. Nair presented a talk on Venkatesh’s, Sean’s, and Vikas’ work on e […]

Written by Penelope Seagrave, Human Factors M.S. 2018
Finishing my graduate certificate gave me the boost I needed to make a difference in my company. Now, equipped with certification, my suggestions hold m […]

January is National Soup Month, at least, it is according to the good people at Campbell’s, and we feel like they know a thing or two about soup. And here at the Hirsh Health Sciences Library, we know a bit a […]

Runstadler Lab’s research featured in the Fall 2017 Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine Magazine

Jonathon Runstadler featured on The Conversation:

By Christine, Tufts 1+4 Participant

On the first day of my internship, I allotted myself an hour time slot for a trip that would take 30 minutes. I was not trying to make a good first impression by being […]

The Jack of All TradesThe Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO) is currently recruiting its 5th cohort for this Fall 2019 for the Teacher Engineering Education […]

It’s the first weekend of January — which means the start of job-search season for many 2019 graduates.  I recently looked at U.S. employment trends in agriculture and the food system, and here’s what I […]

by Sam, Tufts 1+4 Participant

I stood nervously before 40 sweat-suit clad middle schoolers. All my attempts to get through to them had failed, and their faces were all colored with looks of confusion mixed with […]

What is a museum?

There’s a lot of ways to categorize them. Educational institutions. Tourist attractions. Repositories of knowledge or art. A place to bring the kids on spring break. One way that we like to […]

New year, new gig. Happy hunting!

Northeast

Curator of Collections / Plimoth Plantation [Plymouth, MA]

Curatorial Assistant / Williams College [Williamstown, MA]

Associate Registrar / Isabella Stewart […]

We eagerly await word that the government has reopened so that we can get underway with conducting our fieldwork. Nature doesn’t care about our politics, and as we wait, pups are being born and viruses are being spread.

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Margot Schwalbe’s paper on muscle activity during acceleration in bluegill is out at Scientific Reports!

By Laura, Tufts 1+4 Participant

Time is different in Brazil.

There are many reasons why – I went from British summer time with the sun setting at 11pm, to it setting here at 6:30pm. We eat lunch anywhere b […]

New Year’s Resolutions for Pet Owners It’s that time again when we all make goals for the new year. Sometimes our resolutions are fun, others are focused on our health or on our c […]

by Olivia, Tufts 1+4 Participant

The very first day I moved in with my host family, they warned me not to be scared of Osa when she barked at me. The street I live on is comprised of many little “gated c […]