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Meet six alumni physicians and dentists reaching out to people in need in their communities.
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.
UMD grad student strives to improve equity and diversity in astronomy and physics.
UMD Biologists First to Observe Direct Inheritance of Gene-Silencing RNA
Discovery reveals a key mechanism of non-genetic inheritance.
Center focuses on finding solutions to complex environmental problems.
$2.1 Million from the State of Maryland will Match Private Donations for Two Endowed Chairs at UMD
Maryland Department of Commerce initiative matches private donations for endowed chairs in the life sciences and computer science at UMD.
The long road to the detection of gravitational waves began at the University of Maryland and has wound through College Park ever since.
Unplanned Paths Lead Back to Maryland
Alumni join forces to create new endowed life sciences chair.
Maryland Center for Women in Computing to Host Inaugural Diversity in Computing Summit
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 Scientists Help Develop New Drought Early Warning Tool
UMD’s Christopher Hain and colleagues played a key role in transitioning the product from the research phase to NOAA operations.
UMD's Timothy Koeth Helps Undergrads Build Particle Accelerators - The Washington Post
UMD Professors & Alumnus Named 2016 Thomson Reuters Citation Laureates
Yorke, Ott, Grebogi named top contenders for Nobel Prize in physics for developing method to control chaos.