U.S. Weapons Are Coming To Ukraine. But Russian Forces Have The Momentum. By Mike Eckel, Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent Last week, Russian forces broke through Ukrainian lines in the village of […]

SVDG Talks: Semiconductors & National Security. Part I: Why Semiconductor Manufacturing Matters By Silicon Valley Defense Group featuring Chris Miller, Associate Professor of International History at The Fletcher School, and author […]

U.S. Weapons Are Coming To Ukraine. But Russian Forces Have The Momentum. By Mike Eckel, Fletcher alum and Senior News Correspondent Last week, Russian forces broke through Ukrainian lines in the village of […]

Backyard Bankers: Episode 3, Enduring Nepali Money Clubs In the first episode of this series on money clubs, we saw how a Bangladeshi club helped members gather the funds needed to make sizeable […]

Under Someone Else’s Influence: How Georgia Got Its Law on Foreign Agents By Maxim Krupskiy, Former Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School Proponents of “foreign agent” ini […]

BioE Master's student Ishan Ahuja successfully defends thesis Congrats to Ishan on the great defense of his thesis “Transcriptomic-guided optimization of serum-free media for bovine cell proliferation”!

The Future and Present of Roskosmos Pavel Luzin explains how Russia is trying to preserve and restore the capabilities it once had in space By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Sch […]

A Lesson in Reeducation Anna Zuccolotto F14 builds an international community in Mexico through tourism and ice swimming

India can displace Chinese phone, electronics brands with its own: Chris Miller Miller said that India, which has its own large market, could easily sustain its own smartphone ecosystem if American, Taiwanese or […]

Three Kaplan Lab undergrads present their Spring 2024 research Sophomore engineering students from Roxbury Community College (RCC), Jack Limage (left photo) and Ania Jeleniewska (middle photo), presented at the RCC Internship Showcase today to culminate their Spring 2024 internships in the Kaplan Lab. Jack presented his work on “Silk Materials Development for Beta Cell Implantation” under the mentorship of Kaplan Lab post-doc, Logan Morton. Ania presented “Sustainable Fiber Production Utilizing Regenerated Proteins” under the mentorship of Kaplan Lab post-doc, Lauren Blake. That same day, Tufts BME sophomore Josh Kopstein (right photo), who was also mentored by Blake, presented at the Tufts Spring 2024 Undergraduate Research Symposium on his research “Bioengineered Elastic Proteins as an Alternative to Spandex.” All three researchers gave stellar presentations and wowed the audience with their research findings! We are so proud oRead More »Three Kaplan Lab undergrads present their Spring 2024 research

A Proposed Law Targeting ‘Foreign Interests’ in Georgia Riles the Opposition Opponents of the measure, which resembles a Russian law that Moscow has used to crack down on dissidents, say it could undermine efforts […]

“I wanted to help others better understand the United States” Murrow Award recipient Ben Lingeman serves the U.S. State Department as a public affairs officer

Arms Manufacturing in Russia: Q1 2024 By Pavel Luzin, Visiting Scholar of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School Executive Summary: Russia’s State S […]

Paraprofessional (Medford, MA)Medford Public Schools is seeking a paraprofessional. The application is for a general classroom para, but the specific assignment […]

New weapons in Ukraine: a breakthrough in the war for survival? Russia will send a message Podcast episode featuring Volodymyr Dubovyk, Visiting Professor at the Fletcher Russia and Eurasia Program The critical shortage of […]

Occassional Babysitter for one child (Medford, MA)We are seeking an occasional babysitter for my 9 week old son so my husband and I can have the occasional date night – most likely […]