PhD Advisors at University of Massachusetts--Amherst 麻省大学阿默斯特分校US
Quick answer: University of Massachusetts--Amherst in the US has 1558 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 8 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
Research-focused faculty at University of Massachusetts--Amherst, listed for PhD / Master's applicants. Find professors whose research matches your interests, and check hiring signals before you reach out.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (8)
Professors at University of Massachusetts--Amherst with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Adam Grabell
Assistant Professor · College of Natural Sciences
⭐ Dr. Adam Grabell, Director of the Self-Regulation, Emotions, and Early Development (SEED) laboratory (https://seedlabumass.com/) at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, is recruiting a graduate student in Developmental Science for fall 2023 enrollment. The incoming graduate student would ideall…
emotion regulation and its relation to cross-diagnostic symptoms of psychopathology in early childhood; emerging emotion regulation system; persistent mood and behavior problems in young children; multi-method approach comprising developmentally sensitive neuroimaging techniques,…
Professor of Communication · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
⭐ I am looking for graduate students who are interested in financial discourse, political discourse and civic participation. Additionally, I am looking for Israeli students who would like to study interactions in Hebrew.
I'm a discourse analyst, studying interactions in the media and in mundane situations, focusing on the intersection of interaction, culture, politics, and the media. Currently, working on projects on Entertainment-Politican Interviews, Speech-Language-Therapy interactions, and ci…
Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering · College of Engineering
⭐ We have openings for Postdoc, PhD student, Research Technician, interested applicants please email jgao[at]umass[dot]edu with cover letter and CV.
The Gao Research Group advances gene therapies for CNS diseases and aging by engineering novel non-viral vectors and biomaterials. Our research focuses on bypassing the blood-brain barrier to achieve regional targeting and cell-specific delivery. Applications include gene therapi…
Assistant Professor · College of Information and Computer Sciences
⭐ I am always looking for students to work with. Drop me an email if you are interested in working with me! For Prospective PhD Students: I am actively seeking motivated PhD students interested in Software Engineering, AI Safety, and Trustworthy AI research. Strong background in programming and intere…
Artificial Intelligence, Security and Privacy, Software Systems and Architecture
⭐ I will be reviewing applications for Fall 2023 admission to the Clinical Program. For more information about my ongoing research projects and community engagement, please visit the ViTAL Lab website. I will also be participating in two open houses for interested students on October 17th and 18th. Th…
My research integrates culture, development, and mental health to investigate the effects of early-life exposure to interpersonal violence in diverse populations. Within this program of research, I examine how family processes and the broader social environment differentiate indi…
Professor, Biomedical Engineering · College of Engineering
⭐ I am always happy to consider new potential graduate students and undergraduate researchers. If you are interested in a possible lab position please email me a single PDF containing your CV or resume and a 1 page description of your background & work ethic, your interest in our work, and your long-t…
Bioinspired Material Design; Bone Tissue Engineering; Comparative Biomechanics; Hibernation Physiology; Paleo-engineering and Biomechanics
Assistant Professor of Anthropology · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
human biology, global health, child growth and development, nutrition, immune function, evolutionary medicine, disease and reproductive ecology, life-history theory, biocultural perspectives on health and human development, South America and Sub-Saharan Africa
Mathematical Education, Mathematical Self-Efficacy, Barriers to STEM completion, Impacts of Gender and Race in Mathematical Experiences and Persistence, Group Work Structures and Dynamics
I am interested in (1) understanding the influence of environmental variables on growth and survival of individuals and populations, (2) elucidating the temporal and spatial structure and function of ecosystems, and (3) determining the best management policies given the environme…
Karen & Chuck Peters Family Endowed Professor · Isenberg School of Management
Data Analytics & Performance Evaluation, Supply Chain Management, Applications of Mathematical Programming Models, Design and Implementation of Mathematical Programming Algorithms, Combinatorial and Network Optimization, Data Envelopment Analysis
Professor of Sociology · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Historical Sociology; Critical Theory and Post/Decolonial Critique; Political Sociology; Sociology of Race & Ethnicity; Social Identities & Inequalities; Urban Sociology; African Diaspora & Latino Studies; Sociology of Culture & Cultural Studies
Senior Lecturer of Legal Studies · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
construction of socially meaningful spaces (online and off), political and social implications of the discourse of exposure/privacy, aesthetics of data
Deformation and fracture of polymers and composites; Strength and Durability; Micromechanics of polymer blends and composites, nano and molecular composites; Constitutive Modeling of Polymers in complex stress states.
Associate Professor of Communication · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
My general research interests include deliberation, conflict management, social identity, culture, communication design, and the coordination of actions in personal and public contexts. Of particular interest is how a specific form of interactivity is constructed through the use …
Senior Lecturer and Program Director of Building and Construction Technology · School of Earth and Sustainability
Combining backgrounds in structural engineering, wood science, and digital design, Alex Schreyer’s interests span the entire range of planning, design, and execution of buildings and structures. He specializes in the design and construction of mainly heavy-timber type (e.g. glula…
Adjunct Assistant Professor · College of Natural Sciences
migratory fish behavior, design, engineering, and evaluation of fish passage structures, biotic and abiotic influences on fish migration, behavior of upstream and downstream migrant diadromous fishes, and ecology and management of American eels.
Professor of Environmental Health Sciences · School of Public Health and Health Sciences
Aging is the single greatest cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, yet there are currently no approved interventions that directly target aging mechanisms to extend human healthspan and lifespan. Progress toward such therapies is limited by incomplete understanding of the e…
Effective literacy instruction for elementary and secondary students with specific learning disabilities (SLD), and effective professional development for teachers of students with SLD. Specifically, interested in learning how dimensions of teacher cognition influence teacher qua…
Assistant Professor · Riccio College of Engineering
Electrochemistry, atomistic modeling, complex electrocatalytic interfaces, electrolyte engineering, and materials degradation. Electrochemical energy conversion and storage are crucial for the advancement of future renewable energy technologies. Enhancing energy efficiency requir…
Representation Theory, Algebraic Geometry and Mathematical Physics. I am interested in geometric aspects of Representation Theory. I am also interested in the geometry of moduli spaces that appear in Mathematical Physics: moduli space of sheaves (Donaldson-Thomas and Pandharipand…
Department Head, Polymer Science & Engineering; Professor · College of Natural Sciences
Guided by fundamental science, my research group takes inspiration from examples in nature, as well as ubiquitous yet complex materials such as fabric, to develop and exploit simple, creative, and novel design paradigms that will change the way scientists, engineers, and the gene…
Associate Professor, History · College of Humanities and Fine Arts
Impact of colonization on family and gender relations in Wabanaki history before 1800; current issues such as the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues; northeastern Native American history
My lab's research focuses on chemosensory perception in humans. Specific areas of interest include individual differences in responses to foods and chemicals is associated with genetic variability, and how chemosensory perception changes as a result of dietary exposure, disease o…
The ways in which people learn to engage in science and engineering practices in apprenticeship situations, including middle and high school science classes, and research experiences for teachers (RETs) and for undergraduates (REUs). He also studies how inservice science teachers…
Associate Chair of Communication, Senior Lecturer of Communication · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
critical media literacy, teacher education in media literacy, integrating media literacy into K-12 and higher education classrooms, combatting surveillance technologies in education
Associate Professor, Program Coordinator for School Psychology · College of Education
Academic and behavioral interventions, school-based prevention programs, multi-tiered systems of intervention support, formative assessment and curriculum-based measurement, specific learning disabilities, preventative reading instruction
Associate Professor of Sociology · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Sociology of Culture, Sexuality, Gender, Political Sociology; Methodology; Public and Applied Sociology; Practice, Theory, and Evaluation of Public Engagement as a Scholar
Plant Molecular Evolution and Evolutionary Genomics. Adaptive evolution, the product of natural selection, underlies much of all biological diversity. My research seeks to understand the genetic basis of adaptation, as well as the population and genomic context in which adaptive …
Senior Lecturer in Community Health Education · School of Public Health and Health Sciences
Community health education in vulnerable populations; community-engaged research to reduce health disparities; learner-centered curriculum design and teaching; women’s reproductive health; and global health
The overarching theme of Dr. Danylchuk’s research is to understand the factors that naturally influence the life history and ecology of fishes and other aquatic organisms, as well as how natural and anthropogenic disturbances can influence the dynamics of their populations.His wo…
I research environmental governance, with a focus on water resources in the context of global change. I am particularly interested in how adaptation to climate change in the water sector is influenced by a) institutional structures 2) the socio-political-cultural lenses used in i…
Anna Fox Reilly's research interests include academic identity development in relation to gender and sexuality, disability within the college environment, adult learning theory, and perceived support for student activism on campus.
Dean, School of Public Health and Health Sciences; Professor, Departments of Nutrition and Biostatistics & Epidemiology · School of Public Health and Health Sciences
Reproductive and perinatal epidemiology, maternal and child nutrition
Eugene M. Isenberg Chair in Integrative Studies; PhD Coordinator in Management Science; Director, Virtual Center for Supernetworks · Isenberg School of Management
Transportation and Logistics; Supply Chain Networks; Industry Applications to Healthcare, Food, and Fashion; Network Systems, including Energy, Economic and Financial Ones; Network Performance, Robustness, and Resiliency; Sustainability and Environmental Issues and Policies; Huma…
Co-Director, Environmental Science Major; Professor · College of Natural Sciences
My current research addresses ecology of native bees in natural and agricultural systems. I am interested in the major stressors on health and how these interact, with a focus on pathogens, pollen and nectar sources, plus impacts of landuse and exposure to pesticides. I am carryi…
Associate Professor of Communication · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
My current and ongoing research interests are focused on international cinema, primarily non-western cinema (Cinemas of the Global South)--especially Arab, Asian, and African cinema; international co-productions; diasporic audiences; international transmedia stardom and celebrity…
Dean and Thomas O'Brien Endowed Chair · Isenberg School of Management
Computer-Mediated and Supported Teams, IT Adoption & Implementation, Virtual Work and the Design of Virtual Workspaces, Technology-based Service Innovation, Knowledge Transfer
Lecturer, Program Coordinator for Elementary Education (CTEP) · College of Education
Her research interests center on the experiences of novice teachers as they come to understand the complexities of the work of teaching, specifically centering on areas such as the moral work of teaching, culturally sustaining pedagogy, social emotional learning, and social justi…
Associate Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering · College of Engineering
Human factors; driving safety; advanced vehicle technologies and automation; young and novice drivers; driving simulation; HMI, training, intervention design.
Entrepreneur-in-residence · College of Engineering
Area of focus: startup sales, new product development, climate tech, environmental sensors, emergency management, advanced mobility, public private partnerships.
Provost Professor of Economics · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Competition and wage setting in labor market; Fairness concerns at workplace; Minimum wage policies; Fiscal policy and local multipliers; Health care reform and employer mandates; Impact of unionization
Associate Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Edward S. Price Faculty Fellow, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Adjunct, Biomedical Engineering · Riccio College of Engineering
Biomaterials, Immunoengineering, Drug Delivery, Nanotechnology, Cancer therapy
Human activities have redistributed carbon and nutrients throughout the globe, which have contributed to ecosystem shifts ranging from warming temperatures to prevalence of algal blooms. Plant and soil communities mediate the exchange of these resources. Our ability to predict ho…
Program Director, DDHS; Lecturer · College of Natural Sciences
My research focuses on the impact of raising a child with a developmental disability on parent and family well-being, as well as the impact of family processes on the social, emotional, and behavioral development of individuals with developmental disability over the life course.
Professor, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering; Adjunct, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering; Director, Materials Science & Engineering Graduate Program · Riccio College of Engineering
Materials and nanotechnology; Energy, environment, and water
Director, Stockbridge School of Agriculture; Distinguished Professor · College of Natural Sciences
Our research in Environmental & Soil Chemistry focuses on the protection of our environment through maintaining/improving soil and water quality. Particular interests include: (1) environmental behavior and agricultural application of engineered nanomaterials, (2) analysis and en…
Research Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering · College of Engineering
My research interests focus on the interactions between climate, water, energy and society. I have developed expertise in multiple disciplines, including hydrology, climate science, and planning and management of water and energy infrastructure, including hydropower and other ren…
The Osborne laboratory focuses on the differentiation and function of mature CD4+ lymphocytes. In particular, we are interested in the role of Notch proteins in CD4+ maturation and function. Over the past several years, we have demonstrated that Notch plays a critical role in the…
Fungal and Neurodegenerative Disease in the Brain
Fungal biochemical mechanisms
Cryptococcal meningitis
Lysosomal dysfunction as related to both fungal and neurodegenerative diseases
Redox cycling mechanisms
Oxygen radicals
Professor of Communication · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
My research focuses on language, culture, and social identities, particularly ethnicity and race. I am interested in negotiations of meaning and social identity in face-to-face interaction, particularly in intercultural contexts.
aid effectiveness in education and development, including public-private partnerships and integrated service provision; child protection in contexts of adversity; critical and alternative epistemologies, including critical auto ethnography, decolonial methods and critical discour…
survey methods for collecting information from private forestland owners, analyzing trends in private forest-land owners and the land that they own, and studying the factors that influence decisions made by private landowners
Dr. Lickel's research focuses on how people interpret events in intergroup conflicts and how these interpretations affect their emotions, self-concepts, and support for different social and political policies. A key assumption in his work is that understanding people's emotions i…
Research Assistant Professor · College of Natural Sciences
I am interested in how the flow of both water and sediments is impacted by dams and climate change. Therefore, my research focuses on watershed processes, with projects spanning a variety of spatial scales, from chemically tagging sediment sources in the smallest headwater catchm…
Chair of Anthropology, Professor of Anthropology · College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Human evolution, bicultural evolution of the genus Homo, functional morphology and biomechanics of the postcranial skeleton, paleoecology, Ice Age, Europe
How many professors at University of Massachusetts--Amherst are hiring PhD students in 2026?
As of 2026-10-19, 8 professors at University of Massachusetts--Amherst, a US university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
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