Runstadler Lab Investigates SARS-CoV-2 Transmission to Wildlife and Marine Mammals
Published research papers identify species infected and highlight spillover risks
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Four CASE Awards Recognize Excellence in Tufts Storytelling
The award-winning work spans video, multimedia storytelling, news features, and science writing, and reflects the depth and diversity of stories across the university
Your therapist will see you now. You can pay with veggies and head scratches.
Debra Gibbs, program director, Tufts Paws for People, talks about why people gravitate toward guinea pigs in this Washington Post article on a registered therapy guinea pig named Hermie
Safer Ways to Keep Rodents Out
No one wants rats or mice in their home, but you can keep them away without harming the owls, hawks, and other wildlife that help control pests naturally
Cummings School Cardiologists Team Up with Pediatric Cardiologist to Help a Dog with a Rare Heart Condition
American Eskimo Dog’s congenital heart disease required a surgery performed in human medicine
Dr. Allen Rutberg - Why Deer Are Taking Over the Suburbs
Dr. Allen Rutberg is interviewed by Newswise's Curious By Nature podcast about the increase in suburban deer populations and potential solutions for communities
Developing a New Vaccine and Therapies to Fight Lyme Disease
Tufts-led team pursues promising new approach to preventing and fighting the bacterium that causes the tick-borne illness.
When Computer Science Meets the Alpaca Immune System
Researchers from two Tufts schools joined forces to create a new way to analyze nanobodies and uncover their potential against disease
Annabel Stafford, V28, Qualifies for the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in her Marathon Debut
10K record holder at CSU, Nationals competitor, and two-time Scaredy Cat K95K winner sets her sights on the 2028 Olympics