Tufts Scientists Use Artificial Intelligence to Improve Tuberculosis Treatments
Researchers in the Aldridge Lab have devised rules for a faster, more effective way to identify potential new drug cocktails against this infectious disease
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Designing a Circular Economy
Gülin Ölçer, MSIM17, develops systems that circulates products—or make them differently from the start—to reduce their environmental impact
How Does Caffeine Give Us Energy?
Sai Krupa Das, an energy metabolism researcher, says it blocks specific receptors in the brain that affect functions like sleep
What Should We Talk About When We Talk About Israel?
Fletcher alumnus Daniel Sokatch composes a ‘literary GPS device’ for navigating fraught territory
The Danger of an Impending Clash with China
The U.S. is entering a period where competition with an aggressive Beijing becomes especially risky, says Tufts political scientist in new book
One Year After He Fled His Native Country, An Afghan Rebuilds His Life at Tufts
With a research position at The Fletcher School, a former bank official shares his expertise
Why the Government Is Boosting Computer Chip Efforts in the U.S.
Semiconductors run everything from our smartphones to our cars, and a massive bill just signed by President Biden will help innovation, says Tufts author of book “Chip War”
To Leave No One Behind in Afghanistan
In a new book, writer and former Marine Elliot Ackerman, A03, F03, describes America’s chaotic departure from Afghanistan, and his own lessons from combat there
Inspired by Nature, a Biologist Works with Creativity and Passion to Protect Earth's Future
Whether he’s working with youth in Paraguay or some of the world’s largest companies, Joseph Sarvary connects people with the abiding value of our planet's abundant biodiversity
