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An infusion of energy, a welcoming presence, an innovative marvel -- the new Health and Social Sciences Building offered much to cheer about at its opening in April. More
University researcher and cancer epidemiologist Richard Clapp appeared on NBC News “Rock Center with Brian Williams” program on Feb. 22 in an interview with the network’s Chief Medical Editor Dr. Nancy Snyderman. More
Students from third grade through high school created artwork for the University’s Cool Science contest which educates the public about climate issues. More

Experts

Frank TaltyCollege of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social SciencesPolitical science, American politics, American courts and legal matters, and Irish politics
James ForestCriminal Justice & Security Studiesemerging terrorist threats, insurgencies, transnational criminal networks and U.S. Special Forces training
Doreen ArcusPsychologySocial development of infants and children in the contexts of family, school and community, parenting
Andrew HarrisCriminal Justice & CriminologySex offender policy, specifically concerning sex offender registration and notification laws
Marty MeehanChancellor

Higher education, state and federal government

Julie ChenVice Provost for ResearchNanotechnology, innovations in materials processing and manufacturing

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Contact Christine Gillette, director of media relations, 978-934-2209

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Featured Stories

From left, undergraduate student Yang Zhang, doctoral candidates Xiaotian Zou and Ye Tian present their work on protecting soldiers’ heads during the 16th annual Student Research and Community Engagement Symposium.

Students Showcase Work in Research Symposium

Rudy Baez, who is earning a bachelor’s degree from the Manning School of Business, says the transformation on campus has been a source of motivation for him.

Here Comes the Class of 2013

Vladimir Saldana accepts the '29 Who Shine' award from Gov. Deval Patrick at the Massachusetts State House on May 2. Photo by KulbakoPhoto

Governor Recognizes Business Student

Prof. Stephen McCarthy, center, is presented with the Distinguished University Professor medallion by Chancellor Marty Meehan, left, and Provost Ahmed Abdelal.

McCarthy Speaks about Bioplastics, Medical Devices

Lowell middle-school students listen to microscopy expert Christopher Santeufemio, seated, as he explains how a scanning electron microscope works.

Middle-Schoolers Explore Labs, Careers in STEM Fields

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