• Individual

    The Sackler School's Qiaobing Xu creates tissue engineering material that could help promote nerve growth. MORE>>

    After a successful career as a funeral home director, Brian McKinney is determined to bring gross anatomy at Tufts into the 21st century. MORE>>

    Ana Soto heads to the École Normale Supérieure in Paris as a Blaise Pascal Chair to examine the foundations of biology. MORE>>

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  • Community

    The Department of Molecular Biology and Microbiology celebrates the 50th-anniversary of its founding. MORE>>

    Since 2007, medical faculty have been working with Boston teachers to get kids excited about studying health and disease. MORE>>

    Flavia Peréa and Linda Sprague Martínez's Train4Change community health initiative targets obesity through fitness instructor training. MORE>>

    Train4Change
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  • World

    Elisabeth Adkins, the first student to take advantage of the Mammalian Genetics at JAX Track, is examining the genetic underpinnings of lupus. MORE>>

    Sackler School’s Elisabeth Adkins is examining the genetic underpinnings of the autoimmune disease - See more at: http://now.tufts.edu/articles/student-s-search-origins-lupus#sthash.xijN2fJC.dpuf

    Elisabeth Adkins

    Dean of International Affairs Tej Maini ramps up recruitment efforts for foreign medical school graduates for residency slots within the Tufts hospital system. MORE>>

    We need to overcome stigmas and advance our understanding of mental illness, says Paul Summergrad, chair of psychiatry. MORE>>

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