Innovation

rStream, a robotics-based recycling startup founded by two College of Engineering alumni, returned to campus to pilot its newest recycling innovation.

The winning project is based on research by David Reckhow, research professor of civil and environmental engineering, and Julie Bliss Mullen.

Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing and Engineering Innovation’s robust research is helping to improve the usability of intravenous smart pumps.

A UMass Amherst team uses non-toxic bacteria to fight high-mortality cancers such as pancreatic, liver, ovarian, and metastatic-breast tumors.

I-Corps@UMass has triggered more than five years of progress “building an innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem here at UMass and in the Pioneer Valley.”

Swanson co-invented optical coherence tomography, which had a transformative impact on ophthalmology and the detection of sight-impairing eye diseases.

The invented textile enables comfortable, loose-fitting garments with flexible electronic components that can measure respiration, heartbeat, posture, and more.

The Hub will support researchers in Western Massachusetts as they translate their scientific discoveries into entrepreneurial ventures.

Tristan Liang, a senior Electrical Engineering major, is one of four finalists participating in tonight's Innovation Challenge at 5:00 in Old Chapel.

Kar is the co-founder and COO of Auradine, which promises to become a leader in web infrastructure solutions by “reimagining blockchain, A.I., and security.”

The “GlowSafely” device, using motion-sensor technology and LED lights, enables drivers to spot cyclists and pedestrians in dark crosswalks and bike lanes.

For their senior capstone design project, a team of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering students brought an innovative musical shoe concept to life.