Gamers solve cryo-electron microscopy puzzles better than the pros through Professor's game

Citizen scientists can now create accurate protein models using computer game co-developed by Professor Firas Khatib

Spring into climate science

Introduction to Climate course offers an in-depth look at the effects of climate change.

UMass Dartmouth researchers receive $2.1M National Science Foundation grant to help educators empower the digital generation

The grant will provide elementary school teachers with resources to develop computational thinking-based problem-solving skills in their students

Professor uses historical whaling ship data to chart climate change

A joint research effort by faculty at UMassD and WHOI looks to provide valuable data

Professor Brian Glyn Williams featured on Comcast Newsmakers

In May 2019, Comcast Newsmakers visited campus to hold conversations with business leaders, educators, and nonprofit leaders on the SouthCoast

UMass Dartmouth hosts Nobel Prize Winner in Physics

Rainer Weiss, Nobel laureate and professor emeritus at MIT, discussed gravitational waves

UMass Dartmouth to host Nobel Prize Winner in Physics for lecture on the Universe on May 31

Nobel laureate and professor emeritus at MIT, Rainer Weiss, will discuss gravitational waves

UMass Dartmouth Biology students create community conservation fair at Buttonwood Park Zoo

Join students from UMASS Dartmouth and Buttonwood Park Zoo educators to explore conservation and climate change solutions.

UMassD undergraduate presents chemistry research before Congress

Junior Diego Javier-Jimenez presented his research on Capitol Hill as part of the annual Posters on the Hill event.

UMass Press, Tagus Press Announce Partnership

UMass Press will distribute and market UMass Dartmouth-based Tagus Press’s distinctive scholarly and trade series, as well as its textbook series and peer-reviewed journal