Faculty/Staff

A research team has reported positive cognitive gains in Alzheimer's patients using a vitamin-based formulation.

Goodrich Corp.’s ISR Systems has recently signed a four-year, $100,000 commitment for UMass Lowell’s Future Engineers Center and DesignCamp program.

The board's meetings are held quarterly on different campuses throughout the UMass system.

Profs. Collins and Freedman are helping the Lowell School Committee develop incentives for employees with good ideas for saving money.

Six projects totaling $22,500 were funded this year by grants from the Independent University Alumni Association at Lowell, a group best known for awarding student scholarships.

An article by Prof. James Byrne of the Criminal Justice Department has been quoted in a memo to the Boston City Council regarding a resolution pertaining to that city’s police policy of no-warrant searches.

Billboards are part of company’s marketing campaign; to remain through August.

The UMass Lowell Police Department joined law enforcement units from around the state recently as part of a “cruiser convoy” to benefit Special Olympics  Massachusetts.

Two UML staffers have exhibited art in the offices of state Sen. Steven Panagiotakos' Beacon Hill Offices as part of his effort to demonstrate the creative economy in action.

Prof. Bodo Reinisch of the Center for Atmospheric Research receives a NASA award for his work on the Radio Plasma Imager, which was was flown aboard the agency’s highly successful IMAGE spacecraft.

After more than three years of work, Web Services has completed the conversion of nearly 200 websites to a content management system with a customized template.

Full houses in New York, Boston and the Netherlands enjoy comedy about mothers, written by UML writer, for eighth year.

The committees were formed as a result of ongoing dialogue, most notably through the Women’s Issues in the Workplace luncheon series, co-sponsored by the Center for Women and Work.

The University Police Department has purchased a pair of electrically operated scooters for use by patrol officers as part of its continuing effort to expand its community policing procedure.

After almost two years without a staff specifically dedicated to the Lowell Fund, efforts to revitalize the University’s annual giving program have taken on new life.

Four members of the University Police Department have been promoted.

Three works have been published in the span of a year by UMass Lowell History Department professors.

Professor Arno Minkkinen’s photographs have been featured in six exhibitions around the world: in France, Finland, Italy, China, and two shows in the USA.

Andre Dubus III's new novel is set in a Florida town just before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

Geoffrey Douglas' latest book remembers adolescence at St. Paul's school.

Computer Science Prof. Georges Grinstein has been inducted by the City College of New York's Alumni Varsity Association into its 2008 Athletics Hall of Fame.

Microsoft Corp. has selected Assoc. Prof. Holly Yanco’s robotics project as one of eight proposals that will share $500,000 in research funding and advanced software applications.

Roughly 75,000 Brazilians live in the Commonwealth and more than 1,000 businesses are Brazilian-owned.