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Prestigious DoD Physics Fellowship Awarded to Graduate Alumnus Andrew Koller ›
Koller aspires to a career of reseach and teaching others.Tags: stem, umass boston physics, andrew koller
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Excellence, Affordability on Display at UMass Boston Open House ›
The Princeton Review has said it again and again: UMass Boston is a great place to learn. On October 13, you can come see for yourself. -
EEOS Department Deadline Approaching for Spring 2013 Semester on Nantucket ›
The Nantucket Environmental Studies Semester, lasting the whole Spring 2013 semester, allows EEOS and biology students to study gain real experience in Nantucket's "Living Lab." -
The Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaureate Achievement Program Call for Applications – Fall 2012 ›
Looking to go to graduate school? Join the Ronald E. McNair Program! -
UMass Boston, Wipro Officially Sign STEM Education Pact ›
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UMass Boston and Wipro Launch Fellowship Program on Science Education for School Teachers ›
Wipro Ltd and the University of Massachusetts Boston today jointly announced the launch of a 12-month fellowship program in the US to train 120 school teachers over three years, with the objective of facilitating excellence in science education among students from disadvantaged areas of Boston.Tags: chancellor, college of science and mathematics, stem, cosmic, wipro, science education
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UMass Boston Helps Lead the Way in Developing Electric Vehicles ›
More than 100 top scientists and policymakers from the US and China meet at UMass Boston.Tags: environmental sustainability, deyang qu, green energy, lithium-air battery, electric vehicles, international cooperation
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Liam Revell Receives $10,000 Grant from U.S. Fish and Wildlife ›
Grant Title: Endangered Species Research for Puerto Rican Boa -
Dr. Brian White Wins the Science Prize for Inquiry-Based Instruction (IBI) ›
Dr. White won the award for his creation of Aipotu, a computer-simulated world in which students apply the tools of genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology and evolution to develop an understanding of the formation of color in a flower. -
Science Awards Inquiry-Based Instruction Prize to Biologist Brian White ›
When Brian White was a child, his kindergarten teacher wrote in his student record that he would only talk to the other children if the topic was science.Tags: umass boston, brian white, science prize for inquiry-based instruction
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