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The long road to the detection of gravitational waves began at the University of Maryland and has wound through College Park ever since.

Alumni join forces to create new endowed life sciences chair.

Topics ranging from retaining high-tech women in the workplace to professional development and creating a unique personal brand will be discussed at the one-day summit set for Nov. 7, 2016, at the University of Maryland.

UMD’s Christopher Hain and colleagues played a key role in transitioning the product from the research phase to NOAA operations.

Yorke, Ott, Grebogi named top contenders for Nobel Prize in physics for developing method to control chaos.

Some compounds commonly regarded as “bee-safe” could be a major contributor to honey bee colony losses in North America.

With three new detectors coming online in the next several years, scientists are confident they will collect enough geoneutrino data to measure Earth’s fuel level.

3D ring structures made by high-intensity lasers could aid the design of powerful microscopes and more efficient telecommunication lines.

Unusual collaboration between biologists and linguists yields insights into some cancers and age-related diseases.

For the past 17 years, undergraduates from across the country have explored topics and published papers in theoretical physics.

Wolpert began his first term as department chair in 2013.