News

The grant will create opportunities for students to access cutting-edge equipment for in-demand careers in life sciences industries

Cyber-physical systems grant combines with Brigham and Women’s share to total $1.1 million in funds

John Williams, Dean of the Charlton College of Business, lands $50,000 for entrepreneurship support program

The funding will be used to create an Intelligent Industrial Robotics and Cybersecurity Testbed to support students and gain career-relevant technical experience.

Easy-to-use, not-for-profit app DiaFriend hopes to benefit diabetics in the SouthCoast and beyond

The CAREER Program is the National Science Foundation's most prestigious award in support of early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as academic role models in research and education.

Seed-funding program aims to commercialize scientific breakthroughs across the five-campus UMass system

Collaborative project can lead to new ways of designing foundations and underground construction to create more efficient and reliable infrastructure

In response to evolving cybersecurity challenges, Dr. Liu and collaborators will pilot a model for the co-creation of cross-disciplinary educational content to help prepare students for success in the workforce.

Dr. Ruolin Zhou, assistant professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, received a National Science Foundation award of $199,902 for her research project “ERI: An Adaptive Incremental Deep Learning Architecture for Real-Time Inference of RF Signals in Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Environments.”