Electronics Orchestrate Synchronized Cell Signaling in New UMass Amherst Study
A new bioelectronic platform uses precisely controlled changes in the environment around cells to synchronize cellular signaling within tens of milliseconds.
Keurig Dr Pepper R&D Executive and UMass Amherst Alumna to Deliver Tang Lecture Oct. 27
Rotem-Wildeman will trace her path from doctoral research in chemical engineering to leading research and development in the global food and beverage industry.
Riccio College of Engineering Hosts Its Largest Career Fair in History
The college’s career fair included 107 participating companies, agencies, and institutions and was attended by more than 1,900 UMass Amherst students.
Studies Examine the Connection Between Primary Care Provider Resources and Health Outcomes for Type 2 Diabetes Patients
This idea that clinic-level decisions impact patients’ chronic disease diagnosis and follow-up was reflected in two papers by Muge Capan’s lab.
Four Faculty from Riccio College of Engineering Obtain U.S. Patents
During the second half of the 2026 fiscal year, four CoE faculty members received U.S. patents for their trailblazing engineering solutions to crucial issues.
The Body Electric: UMass Amherst Researchers Integrate Electronics with Human Cells
‘Biohybrid mesh harvester’ could replace batteries for wearable and implantable electronics
Newly Available Satellite Data Shows Just How Flawed Some River Models Can Be
River models have long been used to estimate water in hard-to-reach or remote areas. New study from UMass Amherst shows the math can be off—way off.
UMass Amherst Leads $13.1M Research Effort to Treat Breast Cancer with Bacteria
Scientists are designing custom strains of Salmonella to counteract cancer’s invisibility to the immune system.
Ocean Innovation Testing in Partnership with Marine Renewable Energy Collaborative
Working together to create a streamlined pathway for marine energy developers to move technologies from laboratory testing into real-world ocean conditions.
As AI Use Grows, UMass Amherst Computer Scientists and Engineers Host Symposium on Sustainable Data Center Solutions
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