Research

MIE's Yubing Sun and his collaborators have developed a new method for modeling how the human brain organizes itself during early development.

The NSF project designs, develops, and sustains FLTest, an interdisciplinary testbed that automates accurate privacy evaluations in federated learning systems.

Kireev’s story reports on temporary tattoos to help people track medical conditions such as cardiovascular, metabolic, immune-system, and other diseases. 

The purpose of the Lapidus Faculty Fund is to provide ongoing support to a faculty member in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department.

Sunandita Sarker obtains a grant from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center to expand the Western Massachusetts capacity for nanoscale polymer manufacturing.

Xu has engineered a pioneering cytokine-sensing device to monitor potentially fatal immune responses more accurately and rapidly than the state of the art.

Work led by CEE's Simos Gerasimidis has been awarded a 2026 IDEAS Award by the American Institute of Steel Construction.

Interconnected digital technology is becoming more energy-hungry as more devices come online; new research suggests old-school analog may be the solution. 

Researchers at UMass Amherst develop methods that could offer tailored treatments for specific cancers with fewer side effects.

Four faculty-led research teams from the Riccio College of Engineering have been named recipients of the annual Translational Seed Awards. 

River data can help with drought & flood prediction, water resource management for drinking water & irrigation, infrastructure planning, & monitoring

The project focuses on decarbonizing municipal wastewater treatment in North America, one of the most energy-intensive public services.