Feature Stories

Nanoscale electronic circuit test patterns printed roll-to-roll on a thin film

Scaling Up

Pioneering wearable biosensors for personalized health care
Julie Caswell and the Capital Building

Food: Safe and Sound

Pioneering the economics of food systems for better policy outcomes
Jeanne Hardy and a student examining images of cells on a screen.

Controlled Cell Death

Tiny proteins shed light on apoptosis, targeted drug delivery, and human disease triggers
Connecticut River sediment pouring into Long Island Sound post Hurricane Irene.

Extreme Weather

Researching coastal processes and sedimentation to understand climate
GPU and precomputed light transport enable interactive design and visualization

Computer Graphic

Expanding the frontiers of visual computing
Todd Emrick and his students in a lab.

New Molecules, New World

Synthesizing state-of-the-art polymers and particles
Policy documents that will become part of the new arts policy archive

Art Archive

UMass Amherst hosts new National Arts Policy Archives and Library
Sociologist Enobong (Anna) Branch

America's Working Poor

Examining race, gender and class in work-based inequality
Landscape detail in oil on canvas from "Around" series (2011) by Shona Macdonald

Landscape and Memory

Creating art that evokes a sense of place or displacement
Picture Of Black Hole Engulfing Nearby Stars And Distorting The Space Around It

Galactic Imaging

UMass Amherst’s Giant Telescope to Attempt Imaging Black Hole at Center of Our Galaxy
Members of the eDesign team

eDesign

Driving innovation to compete in the global economy
Jane Fountain discusses research with students in the classroom

eGovernment

Improving governance world-wide in the digital age

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