Pivoting a Business at the Crossroads of a Pandemic and Wealth Inequity
Jinsu Chang, MSIM ’18, leveraged key MSIM lessons to pivot his Honduran businesses effectively, producing face masks and keeping more than 500 people employed.
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Young Innovators: Nutrition for Athletes
Sean Harrington, A14, managed the software team for the Patriots, and now he’s got a startup focused on nutrition for top athletes.
3D Printing Over 500 Pieces of PPE for the Nation’s Largest Hospitals
Jason Jammallo, MSEM ’12, has always been a maker, a doer. When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, he sprang into action and began 3D printing PPE.
Developing Leadership Preparedness is No Longer Optional; It’s Necessary
As new modes of work emerge, learning leadership skills through traditional models is no longer enough for working professionals.
Tufts Innovators Form the Future of Learning-through-Play with LEGO Ventures
Tufts community members are generating and refining ideas to build the future of play, leveraging TGI’s partnership with LEGO Ventures.
Shaping the Future of Patient Drug Delivery
Anodyne Nanotech’s co-founders originally considered their venture a “school project.” Now, the startup is redefining patient drug delivery with microneedle technology.
Tufts Gordon Institute Welcomes Incoming Cohort of MSIM Students
Ahead of the fall semester, new MSIM students met fellow cohort members and began to form connections.
Tufts Gordon Institute Celebrates MSEM ’20 Graduates
Congratulations, Class of 2020!
Reimagining Care for Over 800,000 Bladder Cancer Survivors
Started as an Innovation Sprint in the MS in Innovation and Management program, Cellens is breaking boundaries in healthcare sectors while developing a cell surface scanning technology platform.
