PERC is a consortium of industry, university and government partners based at UMass Lowell and RURI is a state-of-the-art joint research facility between UMass Lowell and Raytheon Technologies.

Brooks Automation's semiconductor division, which makes robot, vacuum and automation systems for manufacturers of silicon chips, sponsors three industrial capstones every academic year.

A new fellowship program allows selected engineers from the company to pursue a master’s degree full-time through UMass Lowell.

A growing number of engineering faculty have been able to expand research projects thanks to the college’s endowed professorships.

UMass Lowell and BAE Systems, a global leader in developing cutting-edge electronics for commercial, defense, aerospace and security applications, have a special collaboration.

Several faculty members from the Francis College of Engineering are helping advance the use of clean, renewable wind energy through research in areas such as wind turbine blade manufacturing and monitoring and workforce development.

Allyson Toppi ’20, ’21 turned an internship into a career building working in robotics.

Putnam Plastics founder and CEO Jim Dandeneau ’80, ’18 (H) is in the car, driving south from Connecticut to New York on a business trip. He has good company along for the ride: his company’s president—and his son—Ryan Dandeneau ’10.

For Kimberly Kinsley ’91, ’92, the road to professional success is paved with a passion for STEM — science, technology, engineering and mathematics.