Tufts Professor Named Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors
James Schwob uses the mechanisms behind how we smell for a deeper understanding of the regulation of the development of neurons
Developmental Molecular and Chemical Biology
Tufts Researchers Develop Innovative Model To Study Sense of Smell
A new study suggests that stem cells thought to be dormant may offer clues to why our sense of smell declines or is lost.
Uncovering Key Genetic Mechanisms in Fat Cell Development
Tufts scientists decode the RNA signals that decide whether fat stores or burns energy.
Five Tufts Faculty Named Senior Members of National Academy of Inventors
Their research has led to innovations in healing wounds, assessing health, treating rare disorders, detecting diseases, quantifying pain, and much more.
Cluster Hire at School of Medicine Advances Vision for Research Integration
Experts in the field of cervical cancer join Tufts as part of a broader effort to support critical research collaborations between the university and Tufts Medicine.
Joint Biomedical Hires Pave the Way Toward Discovery
Announcing the first two hires of a planned, joint cluster hire initiative between Tufts University School of Medicine and Tufts Medicine
Charlton Research Grants
Announcing the faculty recipients of the 2024 Charlton Research Grants.
Tufts Scientists Reveal How Molecules Shape Cells, Cells Move to Shape Tissue
New research delves into the role of PIP3, a vital molecule, in driving cellular shape and tissue organization.
Serious Flu Damage Prevented by Compound that Blocks Unnecessary Cell Death
Scientists test therapeutic strategy that reduces lung injury and inflammation caused by an overactive immune response to the flu virus.