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Hailed as a ‘leading logician,’ Laskowski has been teaching at the University of Maryland since 1989.

The materials chemist has been teaching at the University of Maryland for more than a decade.

He is known for his pioneering work in synthesizing glycoproteins and glycoengineering antibodies to fight disease.

BioFIRE’s living-learning program hosted welcome activities to kick off the fall semester.

The project is supported by a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.

The lab led by Physics Professor Howard Milchberg, will receive an annual award for three years to fund laser lab research staff, postdocs and graduate students.

Elias Gonzalez, an alum and current computer science lecturer at UMD, leads inclusive teaching efforts in the department.

Incoming freshman computer science major Gabrielle Gross learned to code in middle school at the University of Maryland.

Nominated by students, the Thelma M. Williams Advisor of the Year Award honors a faculty or staff member who performs the service of advising undergraduate students in the college. 

A new initiative gets students thinking about planetary threats like climate change—and their power to make an impact.

The funding supports efforts to provide a comprehensive and fundamental understanding of provable robustness in dynamic and adaptive learning setups, leading to practically useful methods with theoretical guarantees.

Liu's work explores new abstractions, techniques and tools to democratize the creation of interactive data visualizations.