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New Internet Routing Method Allows Users to Avoid Sending Data Through Undesired Geographic Regions
The new system offers advantages over existing systems: it is immediately deployable and does not require knowledge of—or modifications to—the Internet’s routing hardware or policies.
1,800 Years of Global Ocean Cooling Halted by Global Warming
Comprehensive analysis of ocean surface temperature data shows a cooling trend preceding the Industrial Revolution.
Losert's new position will be in addition to his current role as the college's associate dean for research.
"Terpaholics" Can’t Stop Giving
Philip Schneider (B.S. '79, biochemistry) and his wife Joyce (B.A. '79, criminology) established a TerpStart scholarship for first-generation college students with financial need who enroll in CMNS.
UMD Team to Teach Climate Change to High School Students
$105,000 seed grant awarded by the Maryland Council on the Environment to multidisciplinary UMD team.
Ali Hirsa (M.A. '97, Ph.D. '98, applied mathematics) is managing partner at Sauma Capital and an adjunct professor at Columbia University.
Alumnus DJ Patil Named U.S. Chief Data Scientist
A Family Affair: Gates Twins Graduate and Move on to Doctoral Studies
Delilah Gates (B.S. '15, physics and mathematics) and Sylvester Gates III (B.S. '15, biological sciences) graduated in May with their father, a UMD physics professor, giving the commencement speech.
The concept of "expansion entropy" could become a simple tool to identify chaos in a wide range of systems.
Black Holes: Supermassive Guardians of the Galaxies
UMD astronomers are dedicated to finding and demystifying supermassive black holes, bringing us closer to understanding the origin of the universe and the nature of matter itself.
Varun Ram (B.S. '15, biological sciences) excelled on and off the basketball court.