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What’s Next in the Fight Against Climate Change?

After the global summit hosted by the U.S., Fletcher experts outline what remains to be done in the six months leading up to the next negotiations

After President Joe Biden’s global summit on climate change, experts from The Fletcher School outline what remains to be done in the coming six months, before another international gathering devoted to the topic.

One Scientist’s Quest to Protect Our Oceans—and Us

Fighting threats like climate change and pollution, Tufts alumna Katie Matthews helps sustain marine ecosystems and the life they support, including our own

Tufts alumna Katie Matthews helps protect marine ecosystems and the life they support—including our own—by advocating for science-based environmental policies.

From Baghdad to Boston: Dental Student’s Journey Is About Healing and Building Bridges

Whether aiding refugees or encouraging his classmates during the pandemic, Modar Bilind Al-Roomi is quick to reach out

Modar Bilind Al-Roomi, DI21, a founder of the Kurdish Dental Health Organization, gives an interview in April 2016 for the Arabic social media platform Yalla at a refugee camp in Irbil, Iraq. Photo: Courtesy of Modar Bilind Al-Roomi

Designing Better Contact-Tracing Apps for the Next Pandemic

Protecting privacy and building trust, as well as improving the technology, will be key to success, Tufts cybersecurity expert says

To design better contact-tracing apps, protecting privacy, building trust, and improving the technology will be essential, Tufts cybersecurity expert Susan Landau says.

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What’s Next in the Fight Against Climate Change?

One Scientist’s Quest to Protect Our Oceans—and Us

From Baghdad to Boston: Dental Student’s Journey Is About Healing and Building Bridges

Designing Better Contact-Tracing Apps for the Next Pandemic