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  • Will Foxx
    Physicist Brings High Energy to UMD With Laser-Made Plasmas
    10 September 2025

    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.

  • A group of people wading through a flooded road in Kashmir.
    UMD-led AI System Aims to Save Lives Endangered by Extreme Weather
    09 September 2025

    UMD scientists are leading a multi-national effort to create an AI-powered early warning system for disease outbreaks.

  • Hannah Cairo in front of Math fountain
    This Teen Solved a 40-Year-Old Math Mystery. Now She’s Seeking a Ph.D. at UMD.
    08 September 2025

    New Terp plans to delve into research and spread joy of math to younger kids.

  • closeup of Culex mosquito
    UMD Student Scientists Take on West Nile Virus
    05 September 2025

    Six undergraduates gained hands-on research experience studying the mosquitoes that carry and spread West Nile virus.

  • wildfire near land
    NSF Funding Fuels Wildland Fire AI Research at UMD
    04 September 2025

    A $1.86 million project aims to develop tools for detection and forecasting. 

  • Robert Dorfman headshot
    Remembering Former Dean Jacob Robert "Bob" Dorfman (1937-2025)
    03 September 2025

    Dorfman played a critical role in laying the foundation for UMD to achieve excellence.

  • The Makani galaxy
    UMD-Led Study Discovers Warm Space Dust in Distant Place
    03 September 2025

    Astronomer Sylvain Veilleux helped to detect dust far outside the body of a galaxy in a reservoir of hot gas, raising questions about how these particles survived such a long and volatile journey. 

  • A group of University of Maryland students standing outside a building.
    UMD’s App Dev Club Bridges Gap Between Classroom and Industry
    02 September 2025
    The club helps students get hands-on experience in computing.
  • Carlos Machado holding a laptop in his lab
    Biology Professor Carlos Machado Answers Questions About Coevolution
    01 September 2025

    The College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences hosted a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything spotlighting evolutionary biology research.

  • headshot of Zhanqing Li
    Zhanqing Li Awarded Verner E. Suomi Technology Medal from the American Meteorological Society
    29 August 2025

    The award recognizes Li “for fundamental contributions in the application of remote sensing to quantifying Earth’s energy budget, including the impacts of aerosols and their interactions with clouds."

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