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2025 Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing and Engineering Innovation Pilot Grants is sponsored by University of Massachusetts Amherst. Awards pilot grants to UMass faculty teams for collaborative, interdisciplinary nurse-engineer research to discover and fill gaps in effective healthcare products and processes.
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Homepage : Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing & Engineering Innovation : UMass Amherst The University of Massachusetts Amherst Pilot Grant Call: $20,000 in Funding Nurse and engineer teams are invited to apply for healthcare-focused pilot projects. Applications are due November 9. We are Hiring an Office Manager!
The Office Manager supports the daily operations of the Center providing support for meetings, reports, and finance.
2025 EMCNEI Report, Volume Four (Real One) 2026 Elaine Marieb Center Nursing and Engineering Innovation Symposium 2026 Nursing and Engineering Innovation Symposium SHINE: Strengthening Healthcare Innovation through Nursing and Engineering An NSF-funded graduate training program open to PhD nursing and engineering students.
What It's Like to Research at EMCNEI: Hear from Brenda Nyarko & Hoon Lee Doctoral candidates Brenda Nyarko MS, RN and Hoon Lee, MS share their experiences as researchers at EMCNEI.
Watch How Eye Tracking is Improving Medical Device Safety - Tobii Watch How Eye Tracking is Improving Medical Device Safety - Tobii Unique insights of nurses and engineers to address healthcare challenges at the forefront of patient care New pathways in interdisciplinary research and education to create an open forum for sharing and learning Nurses and engineers to lead healthcare innovation for a healthier and more equitable future Watch Video in modal: EMCNEI @ UMass Amherst: Training Healthcare Innovation's Next Generation EMCNEI @ UMass Amherst: Training Healthcare Innovation's Next Generation Training Healthcare Innovation's Next Generation The Nurse-Engineer Approach: We are pioneering a bidirectional, real-time collaboration between nurses and engineers to identify healthcare challenges, develop and refine solutions, assess outcomes, and optimize the delivery of patient-centered care.
This model forms the foundation of SHINE: Strengthening Healthcare Innovation through Nursing & Engineering, an NSF-funded program that expands this approach to train the next generation of researchers advancing healthcare through robotics, technology, and human-centered design.
Click Here to Learn More About SHINE Click Here to Learn More About SHINE Explore our Center's Achievements, Pilot Grants, Internships, and Events in the EMCNEI Reports. These annual publications offer a detailed look at our work, providing insights into our programs, milestones, and future plans. Read the latest reports to stay informed about our progress and find out how we're making an impact.
2025 EMCNEI Report, Volume Four (Real One) EMCNEI Report, Volume Four 2024 EMCNEI Report, Volume Three (Real One) EMCNEI Report, Volume Three 2023 EMCNEI Report, Volume Two (new) EMCNEI Report, Volume Two 2022 EMCNEI Report, Volume ONE (FINAL) EMCNEI Report, Volume One Pilot Projects and Research Initiatives How Far for Fresh Food?
Mapping Food Affordability & Accessibility in Massachusetts - Joint Funded with Institute of Diversity Sciences (IDS) How Far for Fresh Food? Mapping Food Affordability & Accessibility in Massachusetts - Joint Funded with Institute of Diversity Sciences (IDS) This project, jointly funded with the Institute of Diversity Sciences, explores food access and affordability across Massachusetts.
A multidisciplinary team is creating a geospatial model that combines food pricing, transit routes, and income data to reveal where healthy food is realistically accessible. By adding community interviews to the data, the project highlights hidden barriers and aims to inform smarter policies in transit, urban planning, and food assistance.
Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias Using AI-Based Facial and Motion Image Processing Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias Using AI-Based Facial and Motion Image Processing This interdisciplinary team is developing accessible and cost-effective AI-driven tools for the early detection of ADRD—a group of progressive, underdiagnosed neurodegenerative conditions.
Improving Workforce Planning and Patient Safety—Addressing Unpredictable Factors to Support Nurse Well-Being Improving Workforce Planning and Patient Safety—Addressing Unpredictable Factors to Support Nurse Well-Being This project uses wearable sensors and real-time data analytics to study nurse stressors in dynamic hospital environments. Go to: Gina Georgadarellis Successfully Defends Ph. D.
on Nurse–Engineer Collaboration for Healthcare Technology Gina Georgadarellis Successfully Defends Ph. D. on Nurse–Engineer Collaboration for Healthcare Technology Gina Georgadarellis completed her Ph.
D. in September 2026 at the University of Massachusetts Amherst under the direction of Professor Frank Sup.
Her dissertation, Investigating Nurse + Engineer Collaboration for Designing Technology in the Hospital Setting, examines how nurses’ clinical knowledge Go to: First SHINE PhD Cohort Welcomed at UMass Amherst First SHINE PhD Cohort Welcomed at UMass Amherst The Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing and Engineering Innovation welcomed seven PhD trainees into its inaugural cohort of the NSF NRT program called Strengthening Healthcare Innovation through Nursing and Engineering (SHINE).
The program trains nursing and engineering students to work in Go to: Eye-tracking tech views IV pump safety through eyes of student nurses Eye-tracking tech views IV pump safety through eyes of student nurses New research from UMass Amherst's EMCNEI used eye-tracking technology, a first for this type of study, to observe undergraduate nursing students as they programmed IV smart pumps, revealing exactly where attention, hesitation, and errors occurred during use.
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The current listing shows $20,000 total. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for 2025 Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing and Engineering Innovation Pilot Grants are due November 9, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
2025 Elaine Marieb Center for Nursing and Engineering Innovation Pilot Grants is funded by University of Massachusetts Amherst. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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