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Application for Civic Semester program added to Tufts undergraduate application
Over 800 students applied to fall 2024 Civic Semester Program. Peru's Sacred Valley, where a Tufts Civic Semester program is located, is pictured. Editor’s note: Teagan Mustone is a contributing writer at the Daily. Mustone was not involved in the writing or editing of this article. For the first time, applicants to the Tufts Class of 2028 were given the option to be considered for the Tufts Civic Semester in their Tufts undergraduate applications.
Four Tufts faculty members receive grants for women’s health research
School of Engineering faculty work towards innovative solutions for issues impacting women’s health. In late January, the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center Women’s Health Initiative awarded grants to four Tufts faculty members to fund projects addressing the issue of inequities in women’s health research. Assistant Professors Nisha Iyer and Juan Gnecco, Professor Sameer Sonkusale and Frank C.
Hemispheres journal launches its magazine counterpart
The new publication aims to make international relations more accessible to the broader Tufts community. Tufts’ Hemispheres Journal of International Affairs, the country’s oldest undergraduate international relations journal, officially launched its magazine counterpart on Jan. 24. “[The journal] has garnered a reputation of scholarly excellence over the years,” Hemispheres editor in chief, senior Hannah Cox, said in her opening remarks at the launch event.
Daniel Dennett calls for ethics in AI development
Tufts AI Society hosts panelists including renowned computer science ethics researchers and renowned Tufts philosopher. “It’s emerging, it’s everywhere. It’s going to be even more everywhere, … and it’s scary and inspiring at the same time,” Jad Oubala, president and founder of the Tufts Artificial Intelligence Society, said when describing AI.
Is America’s global dominance fading? Fletcher panel discusses implications of an expanded BRICS
Six new countries just joined an informal — but significant — consortium of fast-growing, non-Western economies. How will the addition of six new countries to an important supranational organization influence the global balance of power? Could it weaken the United States? Fletcher School Professors Daniel Drezner and Abiodun Williams along with Senior Fellow Mihaela Papa unpacked those questions during a panel discussion on Sept. 28 at the Cabot Intercultural Center.
“Your Paper, Your Way” simplifies submissions
Over 400 Elsevier journals now offer a simplified submission process where all the journal-specific formatting takes place after acceptance By Catriona Fennell and Rebecca Barrie Posted on 1 March 2014 Your Paper, Your Way – the origins Over the past few years, a recurring plea arose from researchers to simplify the process of preparing and submitting papers.
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