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What are the quality assurance and quality control processes that underlie the design of new bridges in the United States?

C.E. Lynn College of Nursing professors are leading a team to evaluate how factors like social isolation and intermittent sugarcane burning affect brain health.

The U.S. auto industry faces a triple threat on the road to cleaner cars and trucks.

UMass Amherst has a staff of research students measuring and filtering the chemicals proven to be a cause for concern of human health.

SciFest national champion, Jack Shannon from Dungarvan, who attends Clongowes Wood College, Co. Kildare represented Ireland in California.

Electric vehicles, already facing lagging consumer demand, will be confronted with a hostile president if Donald Trump wins in November.

Students, faculty recognized this spring

By enabling radiant heating in pavements, nanocarbon cement could be used to de-ice pavements without road salt

The world is already facing natural disasters of epic proportions as temperatures rise.

Porous, 3-D forms of graphene developed at MIT can be 10 times as strong as steel but much lighter.