Research

The Conti Fellowship recognizes the exceptional quality and significance of a faculty member’s accomplishments in research endeavors at UMass Amherst.

Sun is establishing a new collaboration with Dr. Toshiro Ohashi at Hokkaido University to study the mechanical regulation of collective-cell migration.

The seed grants support faculty research teams from UMass Amherst that are developing startup companies and intellectual property to address societal needs.

This honorific recognizes exceptional faculty achievements in research and teaching and comes with a $12,500 award in addition to campus-wide recognition.

Du’s invention offers transformative potential for quality control in advanced manufacturing, which relies heavily on the inline-process inspection, and beyond.

Simos Gerasimidis and Chengbo Ai have developed a trailblazing 3D-laser-scanning technology that could become the norm for bridge inspection in coming years.

The UMass Amherst-led team challenges the conventional wisdom that perfect fillers are better for making thermally conductive polymers.

Each will receive $500,000 over two years, with a potential for an additional third year.

Bahl helped transform cloud computing with his work on edge computing and Swanson co-invented the pioneering technology optical coherence tomography.

A quantum computer equipped with Willow takes five minutes to perform a task that would take the world’s largest supercomputer ~10,000,000,000,000,000 years.

The pioneering paper promises significant advancements in assessing aging bridge structures with higher accuracy and efficiency than any current approaches.

There were participants from six departments in the CoE, the College of Natural Sciences, and a delegation from the University of Bayreuth in Germany