This innovative program combines rigorous academic research with real-world applications in drug discovery, biomedical research, neuroscience, and therapeutics.
John Leong, a distinguished professor at TUSM, explores how bacterial proteins influence infection and persistence, shaping new approaches to Lyme disease research.
Their research has led to innovations in healing wounds, assessing health, treating rare disorders, detecting diseases, quantifying pain, and much more.
Meet Trever Smith II, a dedicated researcher and educator, whose expertise in microbiology, quantitative analysis, and infectious disease dynamics fuels innovative Lyme disease research.
"Tufts should be a top choice! Tufts has a welcoming and diverse community that promotes collaboration over competition. People have great relationships with classmates and faculty who are always willing to help."
I believe pursuing a master’s degree is a great step for me to deepen my knowledge and understanding of biomedical science, while completing a research-based thesis project to prepare me for a PhD in the future."