Careers

The prize recognizes young Japanese researchers, and is considered one of the most prestigious awards in science and technology in Japan.

Alice Newth has been a reliable and caring presence at the UMass Equine and Livestock Research and Education Farm in Hadley for more than 40 years.

HertZ Innovation, Inc. is seeking to bring BactiSee to market to help meet the need for controlling the transmission of bacterial risks.

CNS Dean Mike Fox said that the event was an opportunity to "honor and recognize the remarkable achievements made possible by our faculty and staff."

The Institute of Food Technologists is a nonprofit that works to advance food science and how we use it on a global scale.

The program recognizes and supports outstanding students who are pursuing research-based graduate degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

This book was written to help forest owners make informed decisions about the stewardship of their forests.

The UMass ADVANCE Faculty Peer Mentoring Awards recognize the contributions of faculty members in supporting their colleagues’ professional development.

This is the third time UMass Amherst’s scientists have contributed to Breakthrough Prize-winning work.

Fellows have made outstanding contributions to ecological knowledge in academics, government, non-profit organizations and the broader society.

Ma is being recognized for her pioneering work on the fungal pathogen behind the banana “apocalypse” and other catastrophic fungal diseases.

Komoroske will partner with a local community organization and regional stewards to understand the future of these turtles.