Tulane Researcher Secures $1M NSF CAREER Award for Organ-on-a-Chip Innovation
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For many, the idea of holding a living, functional human blood vessel network in the palm of your hand sounds like science fiction. But at Tulane University’s School of Science and Engineering (SSE), it is a daily reality that is driving the next generation of biomedical discovery. Read more »
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| Department of Energy's Genesis Mission Selects Tulane Team Using AI to Discover Next-Generation Superconductors
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For more than a century, scientists have searched for superconductors that could one day make the nation’s electrical grid more efficient, improve MRIs and other medical imaging technologies, and advance quantum computing. Read more »
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| Helping Stem Cells Find Their Way Home
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It is a mystery that has puzzled scientists for years. How can the world’s only winged mammals carry viruses that cause severe disease while rarely becoming seriously ill themselves? Now researchers at Tulane University, with collaborators at Stanford University and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, may have found a reason. Read more »
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Helping Stem Cells Find Their Way Home |
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Hank Ashbaugh Elected Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
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| Recycled Glass and Salt-Loving Bacteria Are Helping Scientists Bring Back Coastal Cypress
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From Deep-Sea Corals to Alpine Dragonflies: Tulane SSE Welcomes Professor Jaymes Awbrey
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The Tulane University School of Science and Engineering (SSE) is pleased to welcome Dr. Jaymes Awbrey to the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Joining the faculty as a Professor of Practice in Marine Biology, Dr. Awbrey brings a wealth of experience in taxonomy, deep-sea exploration, and innovative pedagogy to the Tulane community. Read more »
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Alumni and Community Impact Highlights |
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Glazer Family Club at Yulman Stadium
Attend the 2026 Graduate and Professional Students Welcome Reception. There will be light refreshments and a chance to make many new connections as you begin your next chapter at Tulane. RSVP»
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9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tulane University Uptown Campus
Tulane University’s BATS Program provides fifth through seventh grade boys with the opportunity to meet and work with role models in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. Workshops developed and offered by Tulane faculty and Tulane student teams encourage boys to inquire, investigate, and discover in a science and engineering environment. If you are a faculty member or graduate student interested in developing and running a workshop, please sign up here ASAP. Read more »
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Diboll Gallery | Malkin Sacks Commons
Discover Tulane’s new Space Science and Engineering Minor, hear about NASA-supported undergraduate research, explore engineering project opportunities, and connect with faculty and members of the broader space community. Whether space is already part of your plan or you are still discovering where science and engineering could take you, come explore the possibilities.
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Tulane University Uptown Campus
Registration is now open for the third annual Tulane Future of Energy Forum, a premier gathering that convenes leaders from industry, government, academia, finance, technology and policy to examine the forces reshaping the global energy landscape. Over three days, participants will explore the technological breakthroughs, market shifts and policy decisions driving one of the most consequential transformations of the 21st century.
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Lavin-Bernick Center
Join us at the second annual Tulane School of Science and Engineering Career Fair for an opportunity to network with Tulane undergraduate and graduate STEM students, recruit for summer internships and entry-level positions, and increase brand visibility and attract a wider pool of applicants. Interested sponsors should contact Dr. Michelle Sanchez at sanchez@tulane.edu.
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Diboll Gallery
The Flowerree Symposia provide a recurring forum to showcase Tulane University’s role in addressing climate change and its acute impacts in coastal regions such as southern Louisiana. The symposia highlight the local dimensions of a global crisis while focusing Tulane faculty, students, and community stakeholders on how the university can contribute to an evidence-based conversation about solutions
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Location TBD
Join us for food and drinks to celebrate the Green Wave with SSE friends new and old. There will also be fun swag and giveaways. We'll see you there!
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Tulane University Uptown Campus
This program provides students with the opportunity to meet and work with undergraduate, graduate, faculty, and professional role models in STEM fields. Workshops developed by faculty and student teams empower students to inquire, investigate, and discover in a positive environment. Read more »
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