Bird Watching: There's an App for That
Bird Watching: There's an App for That
Birdsnap is the latest electronic field guide developed by UMD, Columbia University, and Smithsonian scientists.
Rewriting the Rules
Rewriting the Rules
Newly discovered process alters protein assembly in human cells, changes immune response.
Reclaim the Bay
Reclaim the Bay
Calling all programmers, scientists, and "civic hackers" to create data-driven applications to aid Chesapeake Bay restoration.
Matchmaker to the World
Matchmaker
to the World
Computer Science alum Shayan Zadeh shares how online dating service Zoosk got started at UMD.
Featured Headlines
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Physics Professor Ed Ott's latest work, which was published in the journal Chaos, was featured in Physics Today.
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Physics Professor Howard Milchberg created “air waveguides” to enhance light signals collected from distant sources.
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Franz Payer and Kevin Bock have incorporated learning cybersecurity content into competition-style games.
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UMD’s Ross Salawitch investigates how Earth’s atmosphere uses its own version of a chimney to regulate our environment.
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Computer science professor David Jacobs develops app for identifying birds.
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Entomology’s Dennis vanEngelsdorp interviewed about pesticides possibly connected to struggling bee colonies.
