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Next-Generation Cancer Diagnostics

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Govind Srimathveeravalli

Srimathveeravalli’s lab induces the on-demand release of high-quality, normally inaccessible material from cells within a large tumor volume.

Harnessing Light at the Nanoscale

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Nianqiang "Nick" Wu

Nick Wu recognized yearly as one of the world's most highly cited researchers by Clarivate, placing him among the top one percent of scientists in his field

CubeSat

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CubeSat

UMass CubeSat aims to develop innovative, high-impact research payloads in the small form factor of CubeSats

Embracing Industry 4.0

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Jim Lagrant in his classroom

Professor of Practice Jim Lagrant has turned multiple manufacturing courses into hands-on experiences.

Revolutionary UV-Emitting Glass

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UV light fiber

Group of UMass Amherst engineers created ultraviolet (UV) ray-emitting glass that can
reduce 98% of biofilm from growing on surfaces in
underwater environments.

The Rhythm of Healing

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Cathal Kearney Circadian tech

Cathal Kearney and research team are developing tools to investigate the role of 24-hour circadian rhythms in tissue engineering using microtissues grown in lab

Storyteller from Space

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NISAR Satelite prior to launch

Paul Siqueira ecosystems lead NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite, known as NISAR

Can 3D Printing Help Repair the Nation's Aging Bridges?

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Simos Gerasimidis

Gerasimidis using cutting-edge technology and developing innovative solutions to make bridge repairs smarter, more efficient, and ultimately less disruptive

Uncovering the Hidden Signs of Alzheimer's with AI-Powered Imaging

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Joyita Dutta

Daniel J. Riccio Jr. ’86, ’24MS committed $50 million to support immediate and long-term initiatives.

Targeting Aggressive Cancers

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Ashish Kulkarni

Immunoengineering Research Laboratory, Ashish Kulkarni leads a research team working at the intersection of bioengineering, immunology and cancer studies

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