Bio-Cheminformatics

Bioinformatics is the study of information contained within biological, chemical or medical systems. Although initially associated with the analysis of genetic data produced in sequencing the human genome, 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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The UMass Lowell Edge

What happens here is that I can really have a dialogue with students both in the classroom and out. more >
Susan Braunhut

I loved the field work. Hands-on work is what I want to do. more >
Brittany Forslind, '14

I learn new things practically every day. more >
Edwin Aguirre

The people in Prof. Yanco's lab come out as better scientists and better people more >
Mark Micire, ’11

This is an interesting and exciting time at the University and I consider myself lucky to be part of it. more >
Jie Wang

I learned so much in the classroom. more >
Danielle Niles, ’06

We tell students they can get a great deal here and be part of an excellent community. more >
Andrew Ambrosino, '15

Robotics is self-directed learning, because there are no known answers. more >
Mike Lunderville, '13

UMass Lowell was the first school that I looked at that made me feel wanted. more >
Garrett Burgess, ’14

I was blown away by the quality of research going on here and the independent spirit of the faculty that I met. more >
Silas Laycock

The University enjoys a reputation for technological innovation and entrepreneurship. more >
Xinwen Fu

I may not know a person, but if I find out they’re from UMass Lowell, we automatically have a connection. more >
Adam Norton, ’10

As a student and as a professor, the opportunities to follow are limitless. You can just dream here. more >
Robert Giles, ’86

I’ve flourished here ... as far as activities, UMass Lowell has something for everyone. more >
Matthew Desmond, ’15

After studying wildlife in Kentucky, I'd absolutely recommend a summer research program to other students. more >
Kacey Hill

Deepak Bhimani's love of chemistry led him to pursue a degree in chemical textiles at Lowell Textile Institute. His education resulted in the creation of several successful companies, and spurred a desire to give back to the University. more >
Deepak Bhimani, '62, '63

The academics are challenging, but the resources to help you succeed are abundant. more >
Nathaniel Royer, ’12

At UMass Lowell no one does things all on their own, it’s always a team. more >
Thomas B. Shea