Research
UMass scientists halt a major threat to New England’s trees and crops.
Scarred bones and a super-powered microscope suggest a new extinction theory.
Born poor in Burundi, Professor Léonce Ndikumana exposes the international exploitation of Sub-Saharan Africa.
A UMass geoscientist and his son are the first to publish evidence of the white-winged diuca finch’s nesting behavior.
UMass scientists investigate what causes the insidious disease and how to prevent it.
The northern pike is a twitchy fish—when startled it changes direction incredibly quickly.
A UMass researcher works with Alaskan tribes to illuminate a heartbreaking issue.
Professor Michele L. Cooke describes the value that deaf people provide to the larger community.
The School of Public Health and Health Sciences shows us that global health is our health.
Jeanne Hardy won a big new prize, but there's more to it than that.
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