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UMD physics graduate student Aishwarya Vijai spent a month this summer at Summit Station, Greenland, deep inside the Arctic Circle.
UMD Named Flagship Academic Partner for Quantum World Congress 2025
The announcement cements a multi-year collaboration that has helped place UMD at the center of a global conversation on quantum science and innovation, and at the heart of the rapidly growing Greater Washington quantum ecosystem.
JQI Hosts Quantum Workshop for Science Communicators
More than two dozen science communicators convened on campus at UMD for a workshop focused on the fundamentals of quantum science and the subtleties of explaining it.
Neal Rangarajan Combines Computer Science and Medicine
Rangarajan is one of the students in the first cohort of the University of Maryland’s new B.S.-M.D. program.
Anisha Campbell Wins USM Board of Regents Staff Award
The USM Board of Regents has recognized Dr. Anisha Campbell for her Exceptional Contribution as Associate Director for Terrapin Teachers at UMD.
New Study Shows Island Ant Communities in Sharp Decline
UMD entomologist Evan Economo’s novel approach to studying ant populations revealed signs of decline in 79% of species found only in Fiji.
UMD Rises to Top 10 on Forbes’ Top Colleges Lists
UMD continued its rise in Forbes' America's Top Colleges, reaching No. 10 among public institutions in the 2025-26 ranking.
Physicist Brings High Energy to UMD With Laser-Made Plasmas
Assistant Professor Will Fox’s lab will include a laser capable of creating and colliding plasmas, the most abundant—but least understood—state of matter.
UMD-led AI System Aims to Save Lives Endangered by Extreme Weather
UMD scientists are leading a multi-national effort to create an AI-powered early warning system for disease outbreaks.
This Teen Solved a 40-Year-Old Math Mystery. Now She’s Seeking a Ph.D. at UMD.
New Terp plans to delve into research and spread joy of math to younger kids.
UMD Student Scientists Take on West Nile Virus
Six undergraduates gained hands-on research experience studying the mosquitoes that carry and spread West Nile virus.
NSF Funding Fuels Wildland Fire AI Research at UMD
A $1.86 million project aims to develop tools for detection and forecasting.