Siblings Martin, Justin and Jasmin Marwad will be receiving bachelor’s degrees in computer science and electrical engineering when they cross the Commencement stage.

In an effort to get children engaged with artificial intelligence, UML students created computer games for kids to play at the Bartlett Community Partnership School in Lowell.

Members of the Center of Biomedical and Health Research in Data Sciences found that natural language processing could lead to better suicide risk assessment and prevention.

Students from UMass Lowell and nine other regional institutions took on the Northeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, hosted for the first time at UML.

Asst. Prof. Reza Ahmadzadeh of the Miner School of Computer and Information Sciences received a prestigious NSF CAREER award to develop algorithms for robots to learn complex tasks.

Assoc. Prof. Neil Shortland and a team of interdisciplinary researchers are looking at using artificial intelligence modeled after human attributes to make decisions in extreme situations.

For the past 10 years, the NERVE Center has excelled in interdisciplinary research, resulting in numerous partnerships and more than $25 million in funding.

Asst. Prof. Reza Ahmadzadeh of the Miner School of Computer and Information Sciences is making it easier for non-robotic experts to teach a robot how to do various tasks.

The Fulbright Scholars bring scientific expertise and different cultural perspectives to the Kennedy College of Sciences.

Members of Computer Science Prof. Fred Martin’s lab traveled to Sweden to present their research projects at an international conference.