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Bioinformatics is the study of information contained within biological, chemical or medical systems. Bioinformatics methods are now used in a wide variety of fields including basic science, biotechnology, medicine, pharmaceutical development and public health.
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4/1/2019 Featured Story

Senior is Fourth Generation to Graduate from UML

Senior is Fourth Generation to Graduate from UML

When Harry Rider graduates from UMass Lowell this spring, he will be the fourth generation in his family to do so, starting when his great-grandmother earned her teaching certificate at Lowell Normal School.

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Tesla Recruits Students via Virtual Campus Visit

Tesla Recruits Students via Virtual Campus Visit

Alum Nicole Falotico ’11 was one of five Tesla employees who recruited UML students for summer internships and co-op positions via a video conference presentation at Saab ETIC’s Perry Atrium.

3/13/2019 Featured Story
3/1/2019 Featured Story

Congresswoman Lori Trahan Gets HEROES Welcome

Congresswoman Lori Trahan Gets HEROES Welcome

U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan learned about the latest technology used in parachutes and other battlefield innovations while touring the HEROES lab on Feb. 20.

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Hacking for Good in Haverhill

Hacking for Good in Haverhill

A team of first-year students rooted at UMass Lowell captured top honors and $5,000 in prize money at the first Hack Haverhill 24-hour hackathon competition, topping 14 other teams from colleges, high schools and the professional world.

1/14/2019 Featured Story

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