With research that’s exploratory and practical, UMass Lowell faculty and students translate discoveries into powerful solutions. Our researchers work across disciplines and partner with industry, startups, and communities to create new knowledge and drive advancements that greatly benefit society. Through the Lowell Innovation Network Corridor (LINC), UMass Lowell expands research collaborations, creates hands-on learning opportunities for our students, and drives economic transformation in the region.
UMass Lowell is recognized as a top research institution with R1 classification.
Since President Trump took office on Jan. 20, several Executive Orders have been signed (White House News), suggesting potential changes in federal priorities. These shifts could affect both our current research and development projects and those still awaiting funding from federal agencies or sponsors.
As these funders adjust to the changes, we’ll keep faculty and staff informed and offer guidance to the best of our ability. The university’s primary focus is on ensuring compliance with state and federal laws while continuing to support our mission and values.
Please visit the UMass Lowell Office of Sponsored Programs news page for official updates. Please email VCRI@uml.edu with questions.
The new Office of Research Development (ORD) was recently established to support UMass Lowell faculty and researchers with proposal and professional development opportunities and resources.
Contact the team by emailing: RD@uml.edu or completing the request for grant support.
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Discovering ways to use the biological processes, organisms or systems to manufacture products to improve the quality of life. Learn more about Biotech, Life Sciences.
Our researchers are working with industry partners to achieve clean and sustainable energy. Learn more about Energy Research.
Our robotics research explores how technology can be used to improve life on Earth and beyond. Learn more about Robotics.
Developing innovative flexible electronics and smart textiles that solve problems across industries. Learn more about Flexible Electronics & Smart Textiles.
UMass Lowell’s education, workforce development, and R&D in cybersecurity leverages faculty expertise across disciplines. Learn more about Cybersecurity.
Promoting health and wellbeing is at the core of UMass Lowell research in public health. Learn more about public health research.
