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  Featured Story

  Researchers Discover Efficient Way of Producing Hydrogen to Power Electric Cars
  Researchers Discover Efficient Way of Producing Hydrogen to Power Electric Cars

  2/28/2019
  A team of researchers from the Chemistry Department has found a way to safely, cleanly and efficiently produce hydrogen gas that can be used to power the next generation of electric vehicles.
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  Department News

  UML Kicks Off Third Annual Days of Giving April 9-10
  UML Kicks Off Third Annual Days of Giving April 9-10

  2/28/2019
  UMass Lowell’s annual Days of Giving last just 48 hours, but for many of the more than 2,500 donors who participated last year, the giving goes on all year.
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  Featured Story

  Psychology Prof Tackles Injustice in the Justice System
  Psychology Prof Tackles Injustice in the Justice System

  2/20/2019
  Asst. Prof. Miko Wilford has won a five-year, $498,000 National Science Foundation CAREER grant to study an urgent issue for the justice system: Why innocent suspects plead guilty.
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  Featured Story

  Perfect Match
  Perfect Match

  2/12/2019
  In sickness and in health, UML couple Craig and Darcie Nuttall discovered they’re made for each other.
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  Featured Story

  NSF Awards Researchers $1M to Improve Cybersecurity of Medical Data
  NSF Awards Researchers $1M to Improve Cybersecurity of Medical Data

  2/4/2019
  The National Science Foundation has awarded nearly $1 million in grant to a team of researchers led by Prof. Yan Luo to develop a secure and compliant cyberinfrastructure for translational research.
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  Featured Story

  Reusable Bags are Green, but are They Clean?
  Reusable Bags are Green, but are They Clean?

  2/4/2019
  A team of public health students from the Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences, who are working at the Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) on their capstone project, found safer cleaning solutions for reusable bags.
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  Featured Story

  Money Management Mentors Offer Their Two Cents
  Money Management Mentors Offer Their Two Cents

  2/4/2019
  The university’s new Money Management Mentors program gives students a way to discuss their personal finances in a confidential, one-on-one setting with trained peers, with the goal to increase retention and decrease student loans.
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  Featured Story

  Lowell Quarter Launched by Mint – with UML's Help
  Lowell Quarter Launched by Mint – with UML's Help

  1/28/2019
  The U.S. Mint’s release of a new state quarter featuring Lowell National Historical Park represents a quiet triumph for UML’s Ellen Anstey, who has devoted a decade to promoting, researching and critiquing designs for the coin.