Mathematicians under the sea: Studying echolocation skills of dolphins could unlock advances in sonar technology

Electrical and Computer Engineering Professor John R. Buck and students collaborate with Saint Mary’s College (Notre Dame) and University of Hawaii researchers to better understand ‘sonar secret’ of bottlenose dolphins

Q&A on presidential politics post Iowa and New Hampshire

Associate Professor of Political Science Doug Roscoe discusses Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary aftermath.

Faculty reaction to passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia

Law and Political Science faculty offer their reaction to the passing of Justice Scalia

Q&A on the discovery of gravitational waves

Physics professors Robert Fisher and Gaurav Khanna offer their reaction to this discovery being heralded as opening a new window to our universe.

Supercomputing offers peek inside a rotating black hole

Researchers at UMass Dartmouth, Georgia Gwinnett College, and University of Maryland develop first-ever computer simulation of the interior of a rotating black hole

SMAST scientists improving cod counting technology

Initial tests of new video system show promise in effort to assist policy-makers and regulators in making science-based decisions

College of Engineering researchers working with federal and state transportation agencies on impacts of climate on roadways

Wireless sensors track seasonal condition of nation’s highways in real time

Q&A on Valentine's Day

Associate Professor of Psychology Dr. Mahzad Hojjat explores the connection between Cupid's holiday and relationships.

National doctoral research status of UMass Dartmouth finalized

New Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education released today; UMass Dartmouth only south-of-Boston doctoral research university in Massachusetts

The robots are coming March 19-20

UMassD will once again host FIRST® Robotics Competition at Tripp Athletic Center