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Chemist Vincent Rotello in his office with nanoparticle models on screen
Good Things, Small Packages
Tiny particles deliver big for nanomedicine
Geoscientist Robert DeConto conducting climate change research in Antarctica
Big-Picture Climatology
Looking to the distant past to predict Earth’s future climate
UMass Physicist Egor Babaev's model of a new type of superconductor.
A New Kind of Superconductivity
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Kevin Fu: Implantable Medical Devices
from left- Jeff Morse, Jessica Adamick, Rebecca Resnik-Zellen, and Mark Tuominen
All Roads Lead to Nano
UMass Amherst paves the way for unprecedented expansion in nanotech communication
Closeup image of polymer surface patterned with hydrophilic circular areas
Making Microfluidic Devices
Living Synthetic Surfaces
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Professor Robert Feldman WGBY Interview: Lying Online
A Biofuels Breakthough
UMass Amherst Professor Craig T. Martin and The Molecular Playground
Molecular Playground
Springfield Science Museum features a UMass-developed Molecular Playground
Researcher Casey Brown and a view of the Connecticut River.
Basin of Change
Understanding hydrosystems to predict and respond to climate change along the Connecticut River
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Science Comes Naturally at UMass Amherst