CoE Grad Student Heather Aiken Represents UMass Amherst at Advocacy Conference in D.C.
The Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering workshop “empowers participants with ways to become a voice for research throughout their careers.”
UMass Engineering Innovation on Display at Senior Design Showcases
As the spring 2025 semester ended, senior UMass Amherst engineering students put their inventions on display at senior design project showcases.
Zhang Named BME Department Head
Xiaohui (Frank) Zhang will serve as the next Department Head of Biomedical Engineering. He will begin his new role on September 1, 2025.
AGC and SASE Student Groups “Canstruct” Outsized UMass “M” out of 1,000 Cans of Food
The New York Times summarizes each of the “Canstruction” events as “an exhibition of structures made from unopened cans of food that are later donated.”
BME Ph.D. Candidate Vibha Balaji Wins Prestigious Award from Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging
The Alavi-Mandell Award recognizes young physicians and scientists and encourages them to pursue a career in academia and research in nuclear medicine.
Nare Parseghian: 2025 Jack Welch Scholar
Nare Parseghian, a biomedical engineering major with a minor in engineering management, graduates as a 2025 Jack Welch Scholar.
Feliciano and Wilson Win Dean’s Staff Awards
Amy Feliciano is the recipient of the Dean’s Outstanding Service Award and Adrian "AJ" Wilson is the recipient of the Dean’s Outstanding Student Support Award.
MIE’s Shannon Roberts Participates in 2025 Teaching Showcase
The Teaching Showcase, staged by the UMass Amherst Center for Teaching and Learning, highlights effective teaching strategies used by campus faculty members.
Center for Teaching and Learning Selects MIE’s Meghan Huber as Lilly Teaching Fellow
The Lilly Fellowship will help Huber redesign a key programming course and galvanize the growth and development of the robotics curriculum in MIE.
MIE Undergrads Ben Hyjek and Flo Sabatini Win First Prize in Innovation Challenge Final
MIE seniors team up with students from the College of Information and Computer Sciences to win $35,000 for their sustainable smartwatch technology.