Women in STEM

PhD student and 100-ton captain Jessica Kittel is using climate data to better understand fish stocks

From robotics to biodegradable plastics, Jackie Ramirez is graduating early with a wealth of experience in the lab.

STEMming While Black secretary is set to graduate with a job offer from Dell Technologies

In memory of her mom, Honors bioengineering major hopes her research will contribute to the prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer

Engineering/SMAST professor Daniel MacDonald and PhD student Agata Piffer Braga share their research and their perspectives from both sides of mentorship

Biology alumna hired as assistant professor, returns to UMassD with multiple six-figure research grants

Kailey Sousa '27 is one of two students to be awarded the university's inaugural Founders' Scholarship. The four-year, full ride scholarship recognizes Sousa's exceptional talent and drive.

SMAST scientists examine the effects of offshore wind development on fish species and the local fishing industry

Star-runner and computer scientist Bee Greenberg found community and a role model at UMassD. Now, Greenberg aims to fill that role for other women and LGBTQ+ people in STEM.

Soccer captain and Honors College biology major aims for a career in environmental conservation

Junior chemistry major is working on solving HIV

Ramina Behzad grew up in Tehran, Iran before coming to UMass Dartmouth to pursue her PhD in Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology.

PhD candidate Elizabeth Ells studies water quality on Cape Cod and the SouthCoast.

First-year biology major works long hours en route to medical school

Senior biology major gains valuable experience and network through undergraduate research

Chris Peter '23, Assistant Director of the STEM Learning Lab and Biomedical Engineering & Biotechnology MS graduate is driven by passion and purpose.