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UMass Amherst will host several career fairs this fall, offering engineering students opportunities to connect with employers.

The Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) awards assistantships to graduate students with “the most successful, relevant translational research projects.”

Rising senior recognized by the Hispanic Scholarship Fund for her academic achievement, leadership, and professional promise.

Onyeukwu’s research as a CSSI Fellow will focus on how vehicle technologies and advanced automation devices shape the safety of road users and driver behavior.

Competing against more than 140 university teams from around the world, the UMass Amherst Rocket Team finished 12th overall in its first appearance at IREC.

Hang’s research adapts paper lateral flow test strips for more effective point-of-care usage and develops them as more sensitive, next-generation biosensors.

Their award-winning research examines environmental justice and health disparities through an analysis of “forever chemicals” as they affect Latino communities.

The goal of these two nationwide ASME competitions was to design, engineer, build, and demonstrate prototypes that solve significant pre-determined challenges.

The fellowships will support research on advanced polymers for future space exploration missions.

The CASE Workshop engages STEM students in the interplay between science and federal policymaking through training sessions and meetings with lawmakers

The showcase highlights products from the MIE’s capstone course, which perfects seniors’ abilities to plan, organize, and execute engineering-design projects.

This National Science Foundation program recognizes and supports outstanding students pursuing research-based graduate STEM degrees.