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  Physics Grad Student Wins Award for Skin Cancer Research
  Physics Grad Student Wins Award for Skin Cancer Research

  1/16/2019
  Tyler Iorizzo has won international recognition for his contribution in developing an imaging device that could lead to improved diagnosis and treatment of certain skin cancers.
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  Ranking: UMass Lowell is a National Leader in Online Education
  Ranking: UMass Lowell is a National Leader in Online Education

  1/15/2019
  UMass Lowell's online programs are among the top in the nation, according to the latest ranking by U.S. News & World Report.
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  Journalist Shares the View from His Front Row Seat to History
  Journalist Shares the View from His Front Row Seat to History

  1/14/2019
  Jonathan Lemire, White House correspondent for the Associated Press and the son of Susan Lemire, the university’s coordinator of advisory services and is a member of the curriculum committee for the Learning in Retirement Association, spoke at UMass Lowell recently.
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  Business Professor Researches Tech’s Impact on Charitable Giving
  Business Professor Researches Tech’s Impact on Charitable Giving

  12/18/2018
  With mobile payment apps like Venmo and PayPal becoming mainstream, Spencer Ross, assistant professor of marketing, entrepreneurship and innovation in the Manning School of Business, is researching what a cashless society means to people and organizations that depend on cash donations.
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  University Forges New Corporate Connections
  University Forges New Corporate Connections

  12/12/2018
  As the first company to sign on with the Career and Co-op Center’s new Corporate Connections program, iRobot is strengthening its already-tight bond with UML computer science, engineering and business students.
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  Scientists Design New Material to Harness the Power of Light
  Scientists Design New Material to Harness the Power of Light

  12/12/2018
  A team of researchers from UMass Lowell, King’s College London, Paris Diderot University and the University of Hartford in Connecticut has created a new class of metamaterial that can be “tuned” to change the color of light.
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  Professional Co-ops Pay Off in Many Ways for Students
  Professional Co-ops Pay Off in Many Ways for Students

  12/10/2018
  UMass Lowell students have earned more than $24 million over the past five years through the Professional Cooperative Education program, helping them pay for college while gaining valuable real-world work experience. 
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  Osteoporosis: Not Just a Woman's Disease
  Osteoporosis: Not Just a Woman's Disease

  12/6/2018
  The National Institutes of Health has awarded Prof. Katherine Tucker a $2.6 million grant to evaluate bone health risks among men.