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UMD Researchers Crack the Code of a Deadly Virus

UMD Researchers Crack the Code of a Deadly Virus

Discovery could help the fight against HIV, Zika and other viruses.

UMD Biological Sciences Senior Aaron Solomon Named 2017 Marshall Scholar

UMD Biological Sciences Senior Aaron Solomon Named 2017 Marshall Scholar

Solomon is UMD's fifth Marshall Scholar.

Two from College Named 2016 Highly Cited Researchers

Two from College Named 2016 Highly Cited Researchers

Two CMNS researchers included in latest list of influential names in science, based on their publication and citation record.

UMD Receives $3M NSF Grant to Train Graduate Students in Network Biology

UMD Receives $3M NSF Grant to Train Graduate Students in Network Biology

Participants will learn to marry physics-style quantitative modeling with methods from computer science to gain deeper insights into living systems.

Giant “Great Valley” Found on Mercury

Giant “Great Valley” Found on Mercury

On Earth, massive chasm would reach between Detroit, New York City, and Washington, D.C.

New Model Explains the Moon’s Weird Orbit

New Model Explains the Moon’s Weird Orbit

Simulations suggest a dramatic history for the Earth-moon duo.

The Chirps Heard Round the World

The Chirps Heard Round the World

The long road to the detection of gravitational waves began at the University of Maryland.

Terp Family Dental Practice is All Smiles

Terp Family Dental Practice is All Smiles

Meet the mother-and-daughters trio of Terps at St. Mary’s Dental.

Supporting Aspiring Humanitarians

Supporting Aspiring Humanitarians

UMD's Reed-Yorke Health Professions Advising Office helps students who want to pursue careers in medicine.

Aspiring Humanitarians

Aspiring Humanitarians

Meet four University of Maryland undergraduates who plan to pursue careers in medicine.

Portraits of Humanitarians

Portraits of Humanitarians

Meet six alumni physicians and dentists reaching out to people in need in their communities.

Energy and Curiosity Drive Professor

Energy and Curiosity Drive Professor

In the 1980s, Amy Mullin was told she’d never get a job in academia. Today she’s a professor, researcher and mentor.