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  • Priya Tyagi
    From EMT to Computational Biology
    21 October 2025

    UMD sophomore Priya Tyagi became EMT-certified to help people in crisis. Now, she’s pursuing a career in computational biology to demystify disease—including her own rare condition.

  • JWST MIRI closeup of protostar ST6
    Scientists Discover Building Blocks of Life in Ice Around a Forming Star in Neighboring Galaxy
    20 October 2025

    A team led by Astronomy's Marta Sewilo detected large complex organic molecules in ices outside of the Milky Way for the first time, offering a glimpse into the chemistry of the early universe.

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    UMD Again Leads in Producing Computer Science, Information Science Degrees
    17 October 2025

    UMD students earned more than 1,400 degrees in the 2022-23 academic year.

  • Nik Francis pointing at a computer screen
    How Does Sound Work? The Neurophysiology of Listening
    17 October 2025

    Biology Assistant Professor Nikolas Francis explores the sounds of neuroscience.

  • Students in the Antonov Auditorium
    Interdisciplinary AI Courses to Take This Spring at UMD
    15 October 2025

    These 10 CMNS classes help undergraduates understand and apply artificial intelligence.

  • Rui Yin headshot
    Fighting Disease with Artificial Intelligence
    14 October 2025

    Rui Yin (Ph.D. ’24, biological sciences) harnesses the power of AI to take on the challenges of drug discovery at Absci.

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    Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine Partners with UMD to Streamline the Path to Becoming a Physician
    08 October 2025

    The program aims to prepare physicians to care for real communities, particularly those that need it most.

  • Karen Prestegaard holding a laptop in her lab
    Geology Associate Professor Karen Prestegaard Answers Questions About Hydrology
    03 October 2025

    The College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences hosted a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything spotlighting research on stormwater management and flooding.

  • Maryland HydroNet system
    The Weather Networks Keeping Marylanders Safe
    02 October 2025

    The University of Maryland is helping to keep the residents and businesses in Maryland safe from severe weather with the Maryland Mesonet and Maryland HydroNet.

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    Scientists Map the Navigation Styles of Wild Cats and Dogs
    30 September 2025

    A University of Maryland-led study that followed over 1,200 animals across six continents challenges longstanding assumptions about animal movement, with implications for conservation and management of at-risk mammalian carnivores globally.

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