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  • Nathan Schine
    Nathan Schine Twists Photons and Cools Atoms in a Unique Quantum Dance
    17 March 2023

    Assistant Professor and JQI Fellow Nathan Schine's research program manipulates the interactions between atoms and photons—the particles that make up light—in novel, well-controlled ways in order to simulate other, harder-to-probe quantum phenomena.

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    Super Sleuthing to Save Citrus
    16 March 2023

    UMD Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics Professor Anne Simon and her startup Silvec Biologics work to unravel the unsolved mystery of a lethal plant disease.

  • A satellite image of Earth
    Where Did Earth’s Water Come From? Not Melted Meteorites, According to Scientists
    15 March 2023

    A UMD-led study offers new insight into the extraterrestrial origins of our lakes, rivers and oceans.

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    DAWN Project Launches First Phase of Innovative, Web-Based Decision-Support Tool for Farmers
    15 March 2023

    The DAWN tools will enable producers and specialists to improve water use and nutrient management in agricultural operations.

  • Bakken Shale team with shale samples
    Major North American Oil Source Yields Clues to One of Earth’s Deadliest Mass Extinctions
    08 March 2023

    UMD geologists studying the Bakken Shale Formation discovered a critical kill mechanism behind a series of extinctions some 350 million years ago. 

  • Delina Levine
    Rehearsals, Recitals and Research
    03 March 2023

    UMD Society of Physics Students president Delina Levine talks about the three passions in her life—astronomy, music and physics—and how they influence her efforts in research and leadership.

  • New NASA DART Data Prove Viability of Asteroid Deflection as Planetary Defense Strategy
    01 March 2023

    Four studies co-authored by UMD astronomers offer new insight into how deflection missions can protect the planet from future Earth-bound asteroids and comets.

  • Saket Navlahka, courtesy of same
    Fruit Flies, Ants and Algorithms
    01 March 2023

    Saket Navlakha (Ph.D. ’10, computer science) finds his research inspiration at the intersection of biology and computer science

  • A photo of Chris Palmer at CERN
    When Higgs Fly
    28 February 2023

    How a research decision in college set Physics Assistant Professor Christopher Palmer on a collision course with the Higgs boson.
     

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    UMD Students Win Fourth Place in Putnam Mathematical Competition
    24 February 2023

    Clarence Lam, Isaac Mammel and Daniel Yuan earned a No. 4 ranking for UMD among 456 institutions in one of the most prestigious mathematics contests for undergraduates in North America.

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