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Nanomanufacturing on the Leading Edge
Graduate students test the equipment on the treadmill in the lab.
Proactive Health
Researchers test and validate wearable sensors to improve health management
Salthouse and graduate student Akshaya Shanmugam with 3D printed imaging jig
Digitizing Biology
Engineers design new diagnostic and imaging technologies for personalized health monitoring
Up close detail of an accelerometer in red
Accelerometer: Assessing Physical Activity Dose for Health
A close up view of wires and circuits.
Power Trip
Model-based Energy Management Systems Drive ‘Smart’ Buildings
Close up colorful image of the structure of the human GALNS protein
Up Close: Unlocking the Basic Mechanisms of Lysosomal Storage Diseases
Andrea Foulkes and Nicholas Reich stand in the Integrated Sciences Building
‘Big’ Discoveries
Next-generation analytics lead to biomedical insights
Nanowire fibril "highways”dotted with semiconducting particles.
Polymer Power: Superhighways for Solar Cells
Sneakers for Success (2012) recipients of the first annual David Wolf Prize.
Growing Innovation
UMass competition feeds the ‘entrepreneurial ecosystem’
Surface representations of four human sulfatase proteins
Molecular Model
Structural biologists chart path for potential chaperone therapy to treat group of genetic diseases
Subject tests the PERCEPT system in the Knowles Engineering building.
Visionary Eye
PERCEPT wireless scanning system enables the blind to navigate buildings with ease
UMass Innovation Institute director Jim Capistran in front on new UMass building
The Door is Open
UMass Innovation Institute has successful first year courting industry