The Robotics Lab's own Adam Norton, along with Allegra Williams and Bobby Tugbiyele, are featured in an article on UML.edu titled "Young Alumni Calling Lowell Home." The UMass Lowell graduates featured are those who have chosen to stay in Lowell and strengthen the community in their hometown. The article, written by Julia Gavin, also details their connections to the city and each other.

"Some alumni working in the area are native Lowellians, like 2010 graphic design graduate Adam Norton, who splits his time between the Revolving Museum, the UMass Lowell robotics lab and independent music and art projects. His participation in Artbotics -- a program uniting robotics and art -- at the University while in high school made UMass Lowell the right choice for his college education. Norton has gone from a pilot student in the program several years ago to a co-instructor of the course. Through his work, he has brought science and robotics to life for hundreds of students and educators throughout greater Lowell."

Read the entire article here: http://www.uml.edu/News/stories/2011-12/Young-Alumni.aspx