Research
MassAITC Webinar: The Impact of Light Exposure on Sleep - A Pilot Study
This webinar will review the current science related to light exposure, circadian rhythms, and sleep, looking at aging and AD populations in particular.
Center for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Workshop: Module 4, AI-Assisted Coding – Programming for Non-Programmers
Learn how non-programmers and occasional coders can use AI tools like GitHub Copilot, Claude, and Replit AI.
MassAITC Webinar: David E. Conroy (University of Michigan), Progress in Personalizing Content and Dosing of a Physical Activity Promotion Intervention
This talk will review our ongoing work to develop person-specific dosing algorithms to select the content and timing of text messages and to engineer prompts...
Seminar: Preslav Nakov, Factuality Challenges in the Era of Large Language Models
We will discuss the risks, the challenges, and the opportunities that Large Language Models (LLMs) bring regarding factuality.
Center for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence Workshop: Module 3, Advanced LLMs – APIs, RAG, and Custom Workflows
Intermediate technical workshop. Move beyond basic LLM usage by integrating models into customized research or workflow pipelines.
MassAI Paper Reading Group
We wil be reading the famous ML paper "Attention is All You Need..."
Robotics Seminar
This talk will focus on two key research areas addressing the issues of human multi-robot systems and robot learning.
MassAITC Webinar: John Ralston (Neursantys) and Hamed Tabkhi (ForesightCares), Technological Advancements in Functional Assessments and Fall Prevention
Dr. John Ralston, CEO and co-founder of Neursantys, will talk about the development of a novel wearable device, NEURVESTA.
Seminar: Adam Coscia, Integrating AI into Visual Analytics
If AI can retrieve, summarize, and explain data for us, how should we rethink the way we build analysis tools?
Robotics Seminar
This talk provides a retrospective of over two decades of research on the design of robot systems and evaluation of human-robot interaction.
New England Security Day 2026
New England Hardware Security (NEHWS) Day brings together many students, researchers, practitioners, and industry partners in the field of hardware security.
Getting into Research
Join UMass Product for an open conversation on how undergraduates actually break into research at UMass.