Research

‘Biohybrid mesh harvester’ could replace batteries for wearable and implantable electronics

Scientists are designing custom strains of Salmonella to counteract cancer’s invisibility to the immune system.

Working together to create a streamlined pathway for marine energy developers to move technologies from laboratory testing into real-world ocean conditions.

What does sustainable computing look like in the age of AI? That was the question scholars and tech industry representatives sought to answer at the symposium

The grants support pioneering, multi-institutional, interdisciplinary research funded by the Army Research Office and the Department of Energy Genesis Mission.

System leverages hyperdimensional computing algorithms and analog in-memory computing hardware to achieve quick, accurate processing.

The research will explore the new frontier of using vaccines to treat cancer by exposing tumors that are otherwise invisible to the immune system.

With $2 million in state funding, the new site will focus on field- and lab-based testing of robotics for a variety of applications.

The three-year Armstrong Professorship has empowered Gleason to make many groundbreaking breakthroughs about rivers and their impact on the global environment.

If an expired credit card is stolen—and even replaced—the expiration date might not be enough to prevent fraudulent charges.

Pharmaceutical companies are researching and developing radiopharmaceutical therapy for cancer. This new AI model could be the key to unlocking its potential.

The workshop connected UMass Amherst and Hokkaido University researchers with IBM, IBM Japan, and Rapidus leaders in semiconductors and AI hardware.