Physics Department a leading UMassD contributor to new index of research productivity

The Nature Index tracks research publications among a selection of 68 high-impact journals.

SMAST announces summer internship opportunities

Interns will conduct a wide range of lab and field work on the Cape for school's Coastal Systems Program

Seaport Economic Council grant advances marine robotics research & development

$600K grant to increase autonomy in the tuna-shaped BIOSwimmer

Prof. David Kagan of the Physics Department is selected for the 2015-2016 Faculty Federation Scholar of the Year

A faculty of the Physics department bags the Faculty Scholar of the Year award.

A UMass Dartmouth Student Team wins the Global Startup Battle (GSB) attended by entrepreneurs across 60 countries

ECE student-team bag the 2015 year's overall global startup battle (GSB) Champion title in the Co Innovator's Track competition.

COE Professor Howard E. Michel Takes Support for Engineering Global As IEEE President and CEO

Prof. Michel, a faculty of College of Engineering, talks about his recent experiences as the President of IEEE, and why he joined IEEE.

Dr. Haiping Xu delivers a talk at the 26th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering (SEKE 2014)

Dr. Xu, a CIS faculty, was invited to give a talk on "Future Research Directions of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering" at the 26th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering (SEKE 2014).

Cross-disciplinary research to focus on the enhancement of reliable mechanics

Dr. Tootkaboni researches integrating advances in stochastic modeling, applied statistics, and data analytics with methods of applied and computational mechanics to develop techniques that help the structural mechanics community move toward more reliable, resource-efficient, and resilient solutions.

This PS3 isn't just for games: it can help science

Dr. Gaurav Khanna, an astrophysicist and a supercomputer genius, used an extraordinary combination of science and software to research black holes. He networked 16 PlayStation 3 consoles to help model black-hole collisions.

Software Reliability Algorithm for an automated tool: a magic wand for software and reliability engineers

Dr. Lance Fiondella is leading a project to develop software reliability algorithms for an automated tool that can be used by software and reliability engineers.