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(1:19) Faizan Muhammad, E20, shares how a Tufts Summer Scholars research grant after his sophomore year gave him a platform for building the skills to work with graduate students and faculty. It also gave him the satisfaction of solving problems that are useful.

(2:19) Amel Hassan, E20, Faizan Muhammad, E20, and Jivko Sinapov, James Schmolze Assistant Professor in Computer Science, are working to improve communication between humans and robots. Using augmented reality, they are enabling a robot to project data in a way we can understand more easily.

(1:31) In response to President Trump’s Oval Office address (January 8, 2019) concerning the proposed wall on the United States’ border with Mexico, John Cerone—visiting professor of international law at The Fletcher School at Tufts University—proposes an alternative way to curb irregular migration.

(1:10) Learn from a faculty of professional artists and educators who will encourage you to push limits and engage with new art mediums. Renowned visiting artists will present their work and visit your studio space to give advice on your artistic path.smfa.tufts.edu/pre-college smfa.tufts.edu/pre-college

(1:17) A quick look at the Tufts Emergency Medical Services (TEMS) team in training. TEMS is a student-run, state-certified ambulance service. It operates 24/7 on a volunteer basis to deliver quality medical care to the Tufts community. As part of its training initiatives, TEMS runs high-fidelity simulations for members to practice skills and teamwork for emergency response. facebook.com/TuftsEMS/ publicsafety.tufts.edu/ems/

(1:03) The CDC reported nearly 2.3 million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis diagnosed in the U.S. in 2017—200,000 more cases than in 2016, and an all-time high. With the continued rise in cases and growing threat of antibiotic resistance, Caroline Genco and other researchers at Tufts are exploring therapeutic and preventive measures such as vaccines.

(1:06) Today’s technologies promise a better tomorrow—more powerful devices, affordable electric cars, a cleaner energy supply—but we’re being held back by battery design that hasn’t improved in decades. Now Michael Zimmerman, a Tufts University professor of the practice in mechanical engineering, and his company Ionic Materials have invented a new kind of battery to be safer, less expensive and more powerful.

(1:01) There’s a lot happening at Tufts every day. On November 15, 2018, we captured ALL of it. See glimpses of your day—from the mundane moments to the magical—through the #TuftsDayInTheLife hashtag on social media channels.https://www.tufts.edu/tuftsdayinthelife

(0:42) #TuftsGivingTuesday is the opportunity for our global community to unite to achieve one mission: secure 8,000 gifts to anywhere at Tufts on 11/27/18 and unlock thousands of dollars in challenge gifts along the way! https://givingdays.tufts.edu/

(0:28) It's here again! #TuftsGivingTuesday is the opportunity for our global community to unite to achieve one mission: secure 8,000 gifts to anywhere at Tufts on 11/27/18 and unlock thousands of dollars in challenge gifts along the way! https://givingdays.tufts.edu/

(0:26) It's here again! #TuftsGivingTuesday is the opportunity for our global community to unite to achieve one mission: secure 8,000 gifts to anywhere at Tufts on 11/27/18 and unlock thousands of dollars in challenge gifts along the way! https://givingdays.tufts.edu/

(1:38) It's here again! #TuftsGivingTuesday is the opportunity for our global community to unite to achieve one mission: secure 8,000 gifts to anywhere at Tufts on 11/27/18 and unlock thousands of dollars in challenge gifts along the way! https://givingdays.tufts.edu/

(0:31) It's here again! #TuftsGivingTuesday is the opportunity for our global community to unite to achieve one mission: secure 8,000 gifts to anywhere at Tufts on 11/27/18 and unlock thousands of dollars in challenge gifts along the way! https://givingdays.tufts.edu/

(0:34) It's here again! #TuftsGivingTuesday is the opportunity for our global community to unite to achieve one mission: secure 8,000 gifts to anywhere at Tufts on 11/27/18 and unlock thousands of dollars in challenge gifts along the way! https://givingdays.tufts.edu/

(1:06) Jumbo Jugglers is Tufts University's very own fire and circus art performance club. Each week, it hosts a fire and dance jam for members of the Tufts community to play with props, learn new tricks, or simply enjoy the festivities. https://www.facebook.com/groups/jumbojugglers/

(0:57) Ride along with Tufts University Sailing Team during practice on the Mystic Lakes in Medford, Mass. https://www.facebook.com/TuftsSailing/

(1:23) American democracy is undermined by the manipulation of Congressional districts—otherwise known as gerrymandering. Tufts University mathematician Moon Duchin has formed a nonpartisan team of technical experts who use geometry to assess the fairness of current districts… and to generate new districts that better represent all the voters.http://math.tufts.edu/ https://tischcollege.tufts.edu/ https://www.mggg.org/

(1:09) A pediatric dentist teams up with a patient since childhood, who grew up to be an engineer, to create a safer pacifier. David Tesini is clinical associate professor at Tufts School of Dental Medicine and Joshua Wiesman is a professor of the practice at Tufts Gordon Institute.https://tuftsmagazine.com/ https://dental.tufts.edu/

(1:52) The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) protects tens of millions of Americans from hunger. But there are ways in which the program could deliver more value to participants and the nation by encouraging healthier food choices. Dariush Mozaffarian, dean of the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University, discusses new research into potential changes to SNAP that could contribute to participants’ improved health and reduce long-term healthcare costs. nutrition.tufts.edu/

(1:06) More than 20 years of furtive painting by student groups left the cannon by Ballou Hall encrusted in inches-thick acrylic; crews this summer laboriously cleaned the cannon off, restoring it to its original state.