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Want to earn 2 degrees in just 5 years? Join Us at the virtual SSE 4+1 Information Session on Tuesday, January 20th, 4:00pm - 5:00pm. Register here: applygrad.tulane.edu/register/sse4+…

A master’s thesis by Walee Yeboah, a recent graduate of Earth and Environmental Science, reveals that active faults and mobile shale structures beneath the seafloor play a critical role in directing methane and fluid migration. Read more: ow.ly/wy3950XYgva

Come see Dr. Mead Allison, Professor in the Department of River-Coastal Science and Engineering speak about levee risks at the Tulane Engineering Forum on April 24, 2026! Register or learn more: tef.tulane.edu

A Tulane researcher, Yanxu Zhang, contributes to an international study examining how “forever chemicals” move through marine ecosystems and into seafood consumed by people around the world. Read more: ow.ly/Uz5g50Y22CB

Join us for the SSE Master's Programs Virtual Info Session for programs in Environment such as Earth and Environmental Sciences, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, and River-Coastal Science and Engineering on Jan 29 from 4:00-5:00pm CT! Register Here: applygrad.tulane.edu/register/ssems…!

Applications for the TIERA Program for summer 2026 are open! The deadline to apply is March 2, 2026. Apply here: ow.ly/k8np50WWWC1

This summer, a new undergraduate opportunity is available to students across the United States through the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Research Experiences for Undergraduates (NSF-REU) program at Tulane University. Read More: ow.ly/VGnB50Y4UhR

Come see Ryan Foster, Director of Engineering at Southeast Louisiana Flood Protection Authority East, speak about levee plans at the Tulane Engineering Forum on April 24, 2026! Register or learn more: tef.tulane.edu

Ready to engineer your future? Tulane’s School of Science and Engineering offers Engineering master’s degrees designed for real-world impact—plus flexible 4+1 pathways and PhD options for those ready to go further. Learn more or apply now: ow.ly/KtL950Y6Cza

On Wednesday, the SSE hosted a thoughtful panel on AI and Climate Change as part of Tulane Climate Action Day. Moderated by Nicholas Mattei, the discussion featured insights from Cynthia J. Ebinger, Daniel Friess, Jordan Karubian, Ibrahim Demir, and Sönke Dangendorf.

Tulane’s Biomedical Engineering master’s program prepares you to innovate at the intersection of engineering and medicine—with flexible 4+1 pathways and PhD options for those ready to take their research further. Learn more or apply now: sse.tulane.edu/bme/masters-in…

Tulane’s Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering master’s program equips you to tackle challenges in energy, materials, and health—with flexible 4+1 pathways and PhD options available for those looking to go even further. Learn more or apply now: sse.tulane.edu/cbe/graduate/m…

Code the future, your way. 💻 Tulane’s Computer Science master’s program offers the flexibility to learn online or in person, with 4+1 pathways and PhD options for those ready to push the boundaries of technology. Learn more or apply now: sse.tulane.edu/ccs/masters

SSE Spotlights is the School of Science and Engineering’s community storytelling initiative; designed to surface and celebrate the people, ideas, and work that make SSE exceptional. Share your story here: sse.tulane.edu/sse-spotlights

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef will face mass coral bleaching in most years for the rest of this century. The research was led by Thomas DeCarlo, assistant professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences . Read more here: ow.ly/QZcp50Y6A4a

A Tulane Chemistry and Materials Group Received a $1.40 Million Grant to Develop Small Molecule and Layered-Material Catalysts. Congratulations to PIs Dr. James Donahue, Dr. Wenxiao Guo, Dr. Michael Naguib, and Dr. Alex McSkimming!

Power your future. ⚡ Tulane’s Electrical Engineering master’s program prepares you to lead in cutting-edge technology and innovation, with flexible 4+1 pathways to fast-track your graduate degree. Learn more or apply now: sse.tulane.edu/ee

Shape spaces that inspire. 🌿🏗️ Tulane’s Landscape Architecture and Engineering master’s program blends design, sustainability, and innovation to create the landscapes of tomorrow. Learn more or apply now: landscape-engineering.tulane.edu

🎉 Congratulations to Jenna Necaise, a second-year Ph.D. student in Biomedical Engineering, on her outstanding research and leadership accomplishments. Jenna’s work focuses on advancing low-field MRI technologies to improve accessible, cost-effective healthcare.

At Tulane’s School of Science and Engineering, the River-Coastal Science & Engineering program gives students the tools to understand rivers, deltas, and coastlines — and engineer smart solutions for a changing world. 👉Learn more and explore the program: sse.tulane.edu/river