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Mapping Synapses in Seconds, Not Weeks

New open-source machine learning tool from School of Medicine scientists opens avenues for neurological research.

From Pediatric PT to Program Director: A Conversation on Leadership, Learning, and Belonging

Tufts DPT-Boston Program Director Kendra Gagnon, PhD, PT, shares her journey into physical therapy education, her leadership philosophy, and her vision for preparing the next generation of physical therapists.

An illustration of scientists and clinicians studying the human papillomavirus

Going Anti-Viral

Tufts researchers and clinicians are teaming up to stop the spread of HPV—and prevent the cancers it causes.

Going Anti-Viral: A Team Fights HPV

Tufts researchers and clinicians work together to stop the spread of the virus—and prevent the cancers it causes

Six people on the Center for the Study of Drug Development team stand together in front of a wall

One Center’s Oversized Impact on Drug Development and Clinical Trials

Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development celebrates 50 years of research and data publication to inform improvements in pharmaceutical development and regulatory policy.

How I Spent My Summer Internship

Six undergraduates discuss what they’ve learned on the job

Barit receiving her degree at Commencement, posing with Dean Boucher.

When Public Health Becomes Personal

How a Tufts MPH alum applied classroom lessons to an unexpected cancer diagnosis.

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He’s Still Teaching, Even After Death

My husband and I decided to return to Tufts after our lives ended to help educate future medical professionals

Bridging Research, Education, and Clinical Practice with Tufts DPT-Atlanta Faculty Member Craig Wassinger

The Tufts DPT professor discusses the evolution of pain science, evidence-based education, and the future of rehabilitation research.