Explorations and Perspectives are small seminars for first-year students designed and led by upper-level undergrads who teach in teams of two. Students choose a group as one of their advising options.  […]

Written by Jiali Liu, Philosophy M.A. 2017
Hello fellow readers! Hope you had a great winter break with family and friends! Now that the new semester has already started, are you all geared up for some new […]

Authors:
Mohammad Ebrahim Mohammadi, Seyedsina Yousefianmoghadam, Richard L. Wood, and
Andreas Stavridis

Affiliations:
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, University at Buffalo, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, […]

Authors:
Tzuyang Yu, Jones Owusu Twumasi, Viet Le, Chris Nonis, Daniel Reagan, and Chris Niezrecki

Affiliations:
Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, MA, […]

Felicia Sullivan is a Senior Researcher at Tisch College and the instructor of a full-year, blended course for participants in the 1+4 Bridge Year Service Learning Program.

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Hello everyone! On Monday, February 15th, Hirsh Health Sciences Library will be open noon to 7 pm – shortened hours in honor of President’s Day. We will be open normal hours over the weekend, however, so we look […]

Novel Engineering at the Linden STEAM Academy in Malden, MA by Bridget McCaffrey Last year, the Center for Engineering Education and Outreach began a relationship with the Malden Public Schools, going in to […]

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Electronic Resource: Henry Stewart Talks – Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection

Location: Search for ‘Henry Stewart Talks’ in Databases search box on the HHSL homepage (http:/ […]

In an effort to continually explore the interface between science and business, Tufts Biomedical Business Club recently caught up with Dr. Zach Scheiner, an Associate at RA Capital Management, for a discussion […]

We are so excited to be starting the spring semester although it doesn’t quite feel like spring yet! Congratulations to those couples who competed at the 17th Annual Crusader Classic at the College of the Holy […]

Two weeks ago, the Tufts Robotics Club helped put on “The Weekend of Making” as part of the Tufts Maker Network. The event was packed, with everyone participating in workshops that revolved around learning […]

How much should I feed my dog or cat? Veterinarians decide how many calories your pet needs by looking at their current weight, their body condition (are they over or under-weight or […]

The Tufts Biomedical Business Club (TBBC) is a student run organization whose mission is to cultivate business leaders in the health and life sciences. TBBC is a growing community of graduate, medical, dental and […]

On December 11, 2014, tenured and tenure-track faculty members of the Tufts University School of Medicine (TUSM) filed a petition to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to hold on-campus union elections. If […]

I read my drafted email with the attached qualifying exam proposal for the fifteenth time, hit send, and then I felt like I was going to throw up.

It was March, the snow outside was half-melted and tinged gray […]

In December, I mentioned Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE), a journal that publishes experimental techniques in video format. In addition to JoVE, there are several resources for techniques, protocols and […]

There are several techniques that can help you find methodology articles in PubMed:

MeSH Headings for Methodology: “Methods” and “Research Design” are MeSH headings. You can try combining these terms with MeSH […]

Teleconferencing from 100 miles away into classes, meetings, and extracurricular events is all well and good, but sometimes you just feel the need to practice schmoozing in person. The Sackler Graduate Student […]

What is Flow Cytometry and what can it do for you?

by Stephen Kwok & Allen Parmelee

Flow Cytometry is something I never heard about in school, but once I learned about it, the possibilities seemed endless as […]