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Numbers Game

Sports analytics icons Ari Kaplan, BS (BS ’92) and Dean Oliver, PhD (BS ’90) on the next era of game-changing data by Dan Morrell Illustration by Gary Neill This year marks the 20th anniversary of Michael Lewis’s Moneyball—a book that captured a rising tide of data...

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From Moon to Mars

Amit Kshatriya, MA (BS '00), who is leading NASA's planned return to the moon, on the power of galactic ambitions Photography: Courtesy of NASAAs the head of the agency's new Moon to Mars program office, Amit Kshatriya, MA (BS '00) has a historic charge: Return...

An X-ray’d Supernova

Robert Fisher, PhD (BS ’94), a professor at UMass Dartmouth, is one of a group of researchers who are using supercomputer-powered modeling to determine what causes Type Ia supernovae explosions. NASA/CXC/University of TexasUnderstanding these explosions would help...

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Byron B. Johnson, Jr.

BS ’56

Dale R. Simpson

MS ’58 | PhD ’60

Robert J. Mackin Jr.

Robert J. Mackin Jr.

MS ’51 | PhD ’53

George Norton Oetzel

BS ’58

Frederick Martin

Frederick Martin

BS ’55

View A Conversation with the 2018 Chang Prize Recipients Webinar

View A Conversation with the 2018 Chang Prize Recipients Webinar

Alumni News, Chang Prize, Kyle Lakatos, Sean McKenna

Enjoy a conversation with the 2018 Chang Prize recipients, Sean McKenna (BS ’17, Economics and Applied and Computational Mathematics) and Kyle Lakatos (MS ’14, Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics), as originally broadcast on July 24, 2019.

Think Regionally / Statewide / Globally, Act Locally

Think Regionally / Statewide / Globally, Act Locally

It’s strange to think about how much one can learn and grow, but how comparatively little one can achieve independently, over the course of several months.

Maurice L. Whitaker

EX ’55

Fred B. Hagedorn

PhD ’57