Research

McLandsborough and team are addressing challenges in sanitizing food manufacturing equipment.

Om Parkash Dhankher studies how plants can be used to absorb toxic elements from the soil, cleaning it through a technique called phytoremediation.

While it might be expected that natural sweeteners would be perceived as safer than artificial ones, that presumed trend was not observed in the study.

This research focuses on fermenting dry chickpeas and dry peas to create a new type of tempeh, traditionally made with soybeans.

Cooke and team have been interviewing members of the deaf and hard of hearing (DHH+) community about their experiences with earthquake early warning systems.

These proteins are vital in ensuring that neurons can transmit signals to one another.

A coveted sport-fishing species, the giant trevally, can be sensitive to too much fishing pressure.

Teng and Yellen developed the Global Coastal Sediments Viewer, a high-resolution mapping tool "that can visualize coastal sediments anywhere on Earth."

Geckskin, an adhesive technology developed by researchers at UMass Amherst, has made a name for itself in a number of fields.

The Turfgrass Science and Management Program is revered not only for its research into sports turfs, but for its grass tennis courts.

This work will allow New England to predict with spatial precision how the region’s water budget will change in the coming years.

This study demonstrated that the compound zinc oxide was shown to reverse heatwave-induced transcriptomic dysregulation in rice plants.