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  • Raghu Murtugudde Answers the Question "Why Have Climate Scientists' El Nino Predictions Gone Wrong?" - LiveScience
    03 June 2015

    Murtugudde works to predict El Niño devastation weeks in advance.

  • Pluto’s Moons Seen in Highest Detail Yet
    02 June 2015

    A new study in the journal Nature is the first to reveal fascinating details about the orbital and rotational patterns of Pluto and its five known moons.

  • Computer Science’s Rance Cleaveland Developing Virtual “CyberHeart” for Testing and Improving Implantable Cardiac Devices
    18 May 2015

    The project, which involves researchers from seven U.S. universities and centers, is funded by a five-year, $4.2 million grant from the National Science Foundation.

  • Faculty Promotions Announced by UMD College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences
    14 May 2015

    Ten faculty members were promoted to professor or associate professor with tenure effective July 1, 2015.

  • UMD Researcher Leads National Climate Indicators Project
    14 May 2015

    Melissa Kenney, a research assistant professor in the Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center, guided the vision and development of the indicators system.

  • Climate Change Boosts a Migratory Insect Pest
    12 May 2015

    Six decades of data show that with warmer temperatures, potato leafhoppers arrive sooner, do more damage.

  • Nation’s Beekeepers Lost 40 Percent of Bees in 2014-15
    11 May 2015

    Summer losses eclipse winter losses for the first time on record.

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    Biological Sciences Senior Fang Cao to Speak at College's Spring Commencement
    11 May 2015

    The university's first Rhodes Scholar in four decades, Cao will study pharmacology at the University of Oxford this fall.

  • UMD Alumnus Krzysztof Franaszek Wins Soros Fellowship for Medical School
    11 May 2015

    This competitive fellowship provides up to $90,000 in support for two years of graduate study.

  • Physics Professor Sylvester James Gates to Speak at College’s Spring Commencement
    09 May 2015

    Gates is a Distinguished University Professor, University System of Maryland Regents Professor and John S. Toll Professor of Physics at UMD.

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