SAVE THE DATES for these Fall 2025 K-12 STEM events!. #STEMEvents #TulaneUniversity #Fall2025

Farewell to Dr. Beth Wee: Celebrating a Legacy of Leadership, Mentorship, and Heart at Tulane SSE! . Read more here:

Tulane biomedical engineer Don Gaver joins Louisiana Considered to explain how “tiny explosions” in the alveoli can turn life-saving mechanical ventilation into a dangerous risk. Listen to the full convo:

Tulane’s Nicholas Mattei and colleagues introduce SOFAI: an AI architecture that integrates intuitive, deliberative, and metacognitive layers to boost adaptability and performance across diverse tasks. Read more:

The 35th ACM Great Lakes Symposium on VLSI (GLSVLSI’25) wrapped up in New Orleans after a record-breaking year of global submissions! From June 30–July 2, the event featured 17 technical sessions, 7 special sessions, 6 keynotes, and more!. 🔗 Learn more:

Congratulations to TIERA Scholar, Darbhi Durvasula, for being selected as a 2025 Fellow for the prestigious Princeton in Latin America program!. Read the full feature on Tulane’s website!

Tulane will host its first-ever Science Olympiad Invitational in January and we need your help! We're looking for volunteers and judges to support middle and high school students as they compete in academic and engineering events. Email tulanescioly@tulane.edu to get involved!

Congratulations to graduate student Tianhao Wu! He received funding for his fellowship proposal entitled 'Auditory Dysfunction in Fragile X Syndrome' from the from the Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Foundation of New Orleans (EENT). It’s a two-year fellowship award of total $123,520!

Tulane will host the second annual Future of Energy Forum Sept. 10–12. Registration is now open for the free three-day event, which includes keynote speaker sessions, in-depth discussion panels and industry networking opportunities on Tulane's uptown campus.

Join us July 10th in Paul Hall for Cancer Connect, a collaboration between researchers of Tulane Cancer Center and the School of Science and Engineering. Register by July 8th!. #CancerConnect #TulaneCancerCenter #ScienceAndEngineering

Associate Professor at Department of Physics and Engineering, Denys Bondar, has just published a study that reminds us why triangles have captivated mathematicians since ancient times - they never stop surprising us!. Read more here:

Associate Professor and Tulane Cancer Center Member, Michael Hoerger, helped conduct research for the The DESTINIES international consensus study. It identifies the key medical conditions and treatments that place people at greatest risk for severe outcomes of COVID-19 today.

We’re thrilled to announce that Nicholas Mattei, Associate Professor of Computer Science at Tulane University and longtime SIGAI volunteer, has been re-elected Chair of the ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence (SIGAI) for the 2025–2028 term beginning on July 1.

RT @Tulane: Registration is open for Tulane’s 2nd annual Future of Energy Forum, Sept. 10–12. Join industry leaders to explore the changin….

According to new research from Yanxu Zhang, associate professor of Earth & Environmental Sciences at the School of Science & Engineering, global mercury levels in rivers have doubled since the Industrial Revolution! . Read more about the research here 🔗:

The School of Science and Engineering (SSE) at Tulane University is pleased to announce that Dr. Laurie O’Brien has been appointed Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs. Please join us in congratulating Dr. O’Brien on her new role!

Today we commemorate Juneteenth — a day of freedom, reflection, and the ongoing journey toward justice. Let us honor the past, celebrate progress, and continue the work for equality. #Juneteenth

Congrats to Ali Abdelrahim for winning first place in the Posters category of the State of the Coast 2025 student competition! There were many excellent entries this year, but Ali's stood out to the judges as a highlight among the next generation of coastal professionals!

On Tuesday, Vilas Dhar from the Patrick J McGovern Foundation visited Tulane!. Leaders from the Freeman School of Business, Tulane Innovation Institute, and the SSE had an inspiring discussion about harnessing the power of AI and data science to address global challenges.

Last month, Brooke Montgomery, Svetha Mohan, and Maddie Parsley represented Tulane at the Society for Research in Child Development 2025 Biennial Meeting in Minneapolis. They loved sharing their findings and meeting others who are just as excited about developmental science!