Tufts University School of Engineering

Learn how to turn your technical skills into impact that gets noticed, trusted, and rewarded. In just 75 minutes, discover practical strategies that fast-track your career from day one. Learn more and register: bit.ly/4dw2CSA

Ph.D. candidate Nicole Meng is leading a workshop that will facilitate a conversation about safety considerations for generative AI vision models. Learn more about the importance of security in generative AI: bit.ly/47y0qpU

Have you ever wondered what it takes to construct a steel bridge, like the Golden Gate? Three Tufts seniors say the first building block is teamwork. Planning and communication is their key strength in a regional steel bridge competition. Learn more: bit.ly/4uy5LY7

In celebration of National Engineers Week, Tufts students and community members attended workshops, networking opportunities, and panels. | @TuftsEngineer Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0uyL

Congratulations to Assistant Professor Aseema Mohanty, who received an @NSF CAREER Award for her work improving photonic integrated circuits. Learn more about Mohanty's research and award: bit.ly/4rzEUrY

In honor of International Women's Day, Brooke Raphael, E01, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Avicella Capital, discussed her journey from engineering to pharmaceuticals and finance. alumia.lu/interview-with…

In this year's Sussman Lecture, Rachel Segalman, Professor and Vice Chancellor for Research at UC Santa Barbara, will demonstrate the tremendous utility of electrostatic interactions in reducing the potential environmental impacts of plastics. Register: go.tufts.edu/segalman

Congratulations to Alexandra Barancikova, A26, Saskia Solotko, A26, Kyle Wigdor, E27, and Kevin Yu, A26, who have been recognized by the Computing Research Association in its 2025-2026 Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Awards program! Read more: bit.ly/4s1snid

Congratulations to Elias Bilal, E26, who was selected as a 2026 Patti Grace Smith Fellow! The fellowship program connects leading aerospace companies with high-achieving students who participate in a paid summer internship. Learn more: bit.ly/4rU5zkl

What does a career in cybersecurity look like? Hear from Braun Lippe (E25), who works as a Cybersecurity Engineer at PayPal, as he discusses his experience in Cybersecurity Engineering and Vulnerability Management. Learn more: bit.ly/4tWIvCU

Tufts engineering students recently shared their insights on the energy transition, public power, and port electrification at a community briefing with the Salem Alliance for the Environment on the Salem wind port and terminal. Learn more: bit.ly/4smWws3 @TischCollege

At the School of Engineering 2026 Dean's Lecture, Johnson Lee, A98, will share the fascinating journey of E Ink, the technology behind e-readers like the Kindle, exploring its challenges, reinventing, and path to success. Learn more and register: bit.ly/4rpaAQF

When an organization gets hacked, who pays the price? Professor Josephine Wolff discusses the cost of cybercrime and cybersecurity insurance for World Economic Forum (@wef): bit.ly/4l5yjE1

Learn why early-career choices create momentum, what high-impact engineers do differently to earn trust, visibility, and promotions early, and how to position yourself on the accelerating path instead of leaving your future to chance. Register: bit.ly/3OYJvX4

Discover innovative research efforts in women's health and engage with leading researchers and industry professionals at the Engineering For Women's Health Symposium hosted by Tufts University. Learn more and register: bit.ly/4ueclTM

Tufts alumnus Matt Fiedler reflects on how his graduate degree in Cybersecurity and Public Policy positioned him for a career in cyber analytics. Learn more about his experience as a SOE graduate student: bit.ly/4codmlH

#EngineersWeek at Tufts "feels like Mardi Gras,” said Rayna Santos-Wright, A26. “Everyone has their own parade, and you want to show up to celebrate with them.” Read more about the highlights from E-week: bit.ly/4lh3pcc

A generous gift from an anonymous couple will fuel the future of the Tufts Institute for Artificial Intelligence as a hub for interdisciplinary discovery that will advance Tufts’ long-standing commitment to being a force for good in the world. Read more: bit.ly/4rb2wTF

Each year, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Engineering host a photo contest for graduate students. Students are invited to submit photos they have taken, which convey their experiences as graduate students. Submit your photo: go.tufts.edu/gradphoto

Tufts hosted its fourth annual geotechnical symposium focused on how to bridge the gap between numerical modeling, laboratory testing, and real-world geotechnical solutions. Learn more: bit.ly/4tPVIxg