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Tadatoshi Akiba is a Japanese mathematician and politician and served as the mayor of the city of Hiroshima, Japan from to His research was on topology, with an interest in homotopy groups. While at Tufts, Akiba established the Hibakusha Travel Grant program, which brought several American print and broadcast journalists annually to Hiroshima in August, to craft stories about the city and typically about the experiences of those exposed to the atomic bomb in Read full profile.

Marty Guterman came to Tufts as an Instructor in After he completed his Ph. Professor Guterman's research was in a branch of mathematics called group theory. Group theory is the study of symmetry, and is of fundamental importance in mathematics and theoretical physics.

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Professor Guterman's major research papers were part of one of the largest mathematical enterprises in twentieth century mathematics, the classification of finite simple groups, producing a "periodic table" of the "elements" from which all finite groups are composed. This project involved the combined efforts of well over mathematicians by the time it was completed in the mids.

Marty's major contribution to the project was to study the structure of the exceptional Lie groups of type F4F4 defined over a finite field of characteristic two. William F. Reynolds was named the William Walker Professor of Mathematics at Tufts University, where he served as scholar, teacher and administrator for over 41 years.

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Dirk Struik, a highly respected analyst and geometer, and an internationally acclaimed historian of mathematics, was a good friend of the Mathematics Department at Tufts, and of the Tufts alumnus Norbert Wiener. The two were colleagues at MIT from until Wiener's death. Struik was born in the Netherlands in He attended school and obtained his doctorate there and married in