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  • Architect of SRT program's impact is loud and clear
    Prof.  Moylan-William William Moylan , who brought UML’s nationally renowned  Sound Recording Technology Sound Recording Technology Program  from silence to full volume more than three decades ago,…
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  • UMass Boston volleyball wins ninth conference title; volleyball and women's soccer advance to NCAA tourney
    Two of UMass Boston’s fall sports teams—volleyball and women’s soccer—are headed to the NCAA Tournament after winning Little East Conference Tournament titles on Saturday., Volleyball to Face No. 18 Babson College on Friday, UMass Boston’s volleyball team will play No. 18 Babson College at Tufts University on Friday in the first round of the NCAA Regional Tournament. The start time has not yet been announced. “We’re…, Women’s Soccer to Face No. 18 Stevens on Saturday, Fresh off their second Little East Conference Tournament title—their first since 2012—UMass Boston’s women’s soccer team will face No. 18 Stevens Institute of Technology on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at…
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  • UMass Boston community gathers to remember former Chancellor Sherry Penney
    A  packed room of former colleagues, community collaborators, and alumni  gathered on Monday, November 4, to celebrate the life and accomplishments of UMass Boston’s longest serving chancellor,…
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  • Computer science-math-engineering team at UMass Amherst forms new NSF Institute
    The National Science Foundation (NSF) recently awarded a collaborative team led by Andrew McGregor, computer science, a three-year, $1.5 million grant to further develop the foundations of data…
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  • Pioneering a system for 360-degree video creation and delivery
    Professors Michael Zink, electrical and computer engineering, and Ramesh Sitaraman of the College of Information and Computer Sciences, invite you to imagine watching a Super Bowl game from the…
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  • Public Service Endowment Grants announced at UMass Amherst
    Four projects proposed by faculty members have been awarded Public Service Endowment Grants from a special campus fund designed to boost outreach, extend the campus resources into the surrounding…
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  • Jedaidah Chilufya receives International Peace Scholarship
    Jedaidah Chilufya, a third-year Ph.D. student from Ndola, Zambia, who studies in professor Dong Wang’s biochemistry lab, was recently awarded an International Peace Scholarship for the 2019-20…
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  • Conference on ecosystem climate adaption held at Mount Ida campus
    The Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment, along with other sponsors, hosted the  Massachusetts Ecosystem Climate Adaptation Network ’s  (Mass ECAN) third annual conference on Tuesday, Oct…
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  • Sustainability, Innovation and Engagement Fund projects will create a greener campus at UMass Amherst
    Ten “green idea” projects around campus are underway, made possible with grants from the Sustainability, Innovation and Engagement Fund (SIEF). Launched in 2013, the program aims to foster…, Don’t Dump that To-Go Container: Use It Again (and Again)!, Three students completing the  Integrated Concentration in Science  program (iCons) are working toward replacing UMass’s current to-go containers at Berkshire Dining Hall with new, reusable…
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  • UMass Amherst students publish article on opioids in the U.S.
    An interdisciplinary team of students, Arianna Kazemi, Connor Kennedy and Gabri Silverman,  undergraduate winners of the American Statistical Association (ASA) Public Health Data Challenge , and…
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