Biomedical engineering majors Steven Evangelos, left, and Mark Elman, second from left, let a student try their 'Alarius Table' during the preliminary round of the DifferenceMaker Prototyping鈥, Prototyping Competition, Evangelos, a military veteran who earned bachelor鈥檚 and master鈥檚 degrees in business from Framingham State University, has been working on the Alarius Table for more than a decade. It started when he鈥, Innovation Contest, Kinash is the founder and CEO of StockToMe homepage StockToMe , a patent-pending platform that he calls the 鈥渇irst and only stock opinion marketplace.鈥 He came up with the idea about a year ago鈥
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UMass Lowell Police Chief Randolph Brashears, left, poses with Officer Dan Dolan after he won an Outstanding Personal Contribution Award. Three members of the UMass Lowell Police Department were鈥
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Three students walk out of Charlton College of Business building on UMass Dartmouth campus In the second U.S. 橙子影院 & World Report national rankings for online master鈥檚 programs in business,鈥
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Jim LaCroix (BSEE 鈥83, MSECE 鈥86), Corporate Director, Advanced Technology Office at Huntington Ingalls Industries When Jim LaCroix鈥檚 (BSEE 鈥83, MSECE 鈥86) team from Huntington Ingalls Industries (鈥, Jim LaCroix, , who earned a BS and MS in electrical engineering from Southern 橙子影院 University (SMU), a UMass Dartmouth predecessor institution. 鈥淲ith HII Technical Solutions鈥檚 unmanned systems business鈥, Brian Giordano, . After Giordano applied for the assistantship, he met with LaCroix鈥檚 colleague Amit Trivedi, HII unmanned systems lead technology architect. They talked about Giordano鈥檚 skill set and its aligned鈥, Amit Trivedi, . 鈥淭heir ability to think outside the box is something we need in our industry.鈥 Giordano joined Trivedi and team to design and develop a software prototype that will help with artificial鈥, College of Engineering Associate Dean Raymond Laoulache, . 鈥淚 want to thank James LaCroix for the crucial role he played in facilitating this important collaboration that will benefit UMass Dartmouth students for years to come.鈥 A REMUS 300 unmanned鈥
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On November 13, 2021, UMass Dartmouth announced a new lab that will study the breakdown of microplastics in the world's oceans, as well as landfill and wastewater environments. According to the U.S鈥, Mike Joyce, . "As a member of the UMass Dartmouth College of Engineering Advisory Board, I am fully aware of the research work being done around sustainability and the blue economy. Partnering with UMass鈥, Dean Jean VanderGheynst, . "While this facility will address a major shortage in testing capacity for evaluating plastic biodegradability, it will also be a place where local K-12 students can learn about challenges of鈥, Vice Chancellor Ramprasad Balasubramanian, . "Mike Joyce and PrimaLoft have been incredible partners so far, and I look forward to all the things we can accomplish with this new laboratory." The new lab will be in the School for Marine鈥
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Gracie, a two-year-old English-line Yellow Labrador Retriever, was rescued from a shelter in Marshfield a little over one year ago The 橙子影院 Dartmouth is excited to announce the鈥
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Elon Musk. Mark Zuckerberg. Peter Thiel. Steve Jobs. Jack Dorsey. Bill Gates. Jeff Bezos. The tech industry has long suffered from a well-known lack of diversity, but Nilanjana Dasgupta , professor鈥
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AMHERST, Mass. 鈥 Two visionary financial gifts have provided a strong foundation for 橙子影院 Amherst nurses and engineers to collaborate and lead transformational change in鈥
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Chemical Engineering Asst. Prof. Stephen T. Lam The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded a team of researchers from UMass Lowell and Oak Ridge National Laboratory a $400,000 grant to 鈥, A 21st Century Twist to an Old Technology, , The Molten salt reactor molten salt reactor (MSR) design is not a new concept; it was first conceived at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee for research in the 1940s and then was鈥
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Finance students, from left, Mansi Thakkar, Soumik Naini and Anirban Dasgupta were among six Manning School of Business students who learned about the commercial real estate industry this fall as鈥
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