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

The newly created two-year program provides doctoral students studying science, technology, engineering, or mathematics with training in inclusive leadership.

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

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

The Center for Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies Recognized Schaffer for his local project run by the UMass chapter of Engineers Without Borders

The iGEM Competition is an annual global event that pushes the boundaries of bioengineering and synthetic biology through interdisciplinary student innovation.

BME’s Vy Do and ECE’s Robert Kwolek were chosen as Rising Researchers, a program that acknowledges the most talented undergraduate researchers on campus.

At its annual meeting in November, the American Institute of Chemical Engineers recognized 12 members of the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department.

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

Student innovators from the UMass Amherst community earned more than $37,000 in equity-free funding during this year's I&E Week.