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Tu is a biological sciences and economics double-degree student with a minor in nonprofit leadership and social innovation.

Astronomers studying archival observations of powerful explosions called short gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) detected light patterns indicating the brief existence of a superheavy neutron star shortly before it collapsed into a black hole. This fleeting, massive object likely formed from the collision of two neutron stars.

The multidisciplinary team recently published papers in the journals iScience and eLife.

The grant supports UMD’s participation in a national, collaborative effort to foster undergraduate student success in the sciences.

A team of researchers at JQI struck upon a clever way to combine whispering gallery modes and photonic crystals in one easily manufacturable device.

As 2022 comes to a close, revisit CMNS' most-read stories of the year – students, faculty and staff members made important discoveries, won impressive awards and secured partnerships.

194 students graduated from the college in August 2022 and 506 students graduated from the college in December 2022.

Professorship funded by a $1 million gift from IonQ and matched by $1 million from the Maryland Department of Commerce.

Joshua Cooksey’s green thumb put him on a path to scientific discovery.

With her research group tackling grand challenges and a new state-of-the-art lab in her future, materials chemist Mercedes Taylor is on a roll.

Pavel Khrimian’s (B.S. ’00, biochemistry) biotech startup sets its sights on cancer and inflammatory diseases with an ambitious mission and next-generation technology.

Their method successfully counteracted two highly addictive drugs—fentanyl and methamphetamine—in lab experiments.