HEROES at UMass Lowell

HEROES is a unique interdisciplinary research and development partnership that brings together complementary expertise, intellectual assets, and research expertise from UMass Lowell and U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center (DEVCOM SC) to enable the U.S. Warfighter.

HEROES provides a collaborative innovation environment to drive technological advancements for enhancing protection, sustainability, and effectiveness of the U.S. Warfighter. UMass Lowell faculty and students and DEVCOM SC scientists and engineers work side by side to transform ideas into products for the Soldiers and to increase national security.

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4/13/2022 Featured Story

Does the Pet You Own Influence What You Buy?

Does the Pet You Own Influence What You Buy?

People’s experiences with dogs and cats can influence their decisions as consumers, according to Asst. Prof. of Marketing Lei Jia’s recently published research in the Journal of Marketing.

4/13/2022 Featured Story
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Honors College Matches Students with Faculty Mentors

Honors College Matches Students with Faculty Mentors

With mixers that follow a speed-dating format, the Honors College is matching more honors students with faculty mentors for research opportunities and final honors theses and projects. The college offers $1,500 fellowships to support student researchers, who may also be paid through faculty grants.

4/12/2022 Featured Story
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New Study Aims to Predict Heart Toxicity When Patients Receive Chemo Drug

New Study Aims to Predict Heart Toxicity When Patients Receive Chemo Drug

Research by Assoc. Prof. Jonghan Kim of the Department of Biomedical and Nutritional Sciences in the Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences was recently awarded a $1.2 million grant from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute for a study that will help to better predict the impact of doxorubicin on cancer patients’ hearts.

3/30/2022 Featured Story
3/9/2022 Featured Story

Researchers Developing Solution to Reduce Waste Plastic Films

Researchers Developing Solution to Reduce Waste Plastic Films

Researchers led by Chemical Engineering Assoc. Prof. Hsi-Wu Wong was recently awarded a three-year, $1.6 million grant by the U.S. Department of Energy to help reduce waste plastic films.

3/9/2022 Featured Story

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