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Academia Sinica is Taiwan’s preeminent national academic institution.

The study suggests that irritability affects the emotions of those treating patients.

Being elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) is among the highest professional honors awarded to engineers.  

Prasch, UMass Amherst’s scientific glassblower, keeps a tradition alive while supporting innovative research.

Hazen and team have discovered that grasses grow according to temperature—not light, like other plants.

UMass Amherst, in collaboration with MIT Sea Grant and the Center for Coastal Studies, found reproducing populations of Manila clam in Cape Cod and Boston.

The team of researchers has developed a series of approaches to vastly speed up the search for better tuberculosis drugs.

Pobezinsky’s research focuses on memory T cells, which are crucial for protecting organisms during repeated infections and cancer.

Huang’s work at PSE focuses on the development of advanced porous carbon materials.

This research examines why the black sea bass is shifting north and increasing in abundance in Massachusetts waters.