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Science—whether physics, biology, chemistry or mathematics—is for everyone. Learn and explore this year at 35 CMNS Maryland Day events.

Rasmusson was best known for his pioneering study of the observed structure of ocean-atmosphere variations in the tropical Pacific that underpin what is now popularly known as El Niño – a recurrent pattern of year-to-year climate variability centered in the tropical Pacific that affects climate, marine organisms, agricultural production and financial markets throughout much of the world.

Morgun will use the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Study Scholarship to conduct gene therapy research in Germany.

Shane Falcinelli, Benjamin Gastfriend, Nathan Ng and Iowis Zhu receive prestigious scholarship.

"This is one of the most exciting times in the history of particle physics."

Ng will research the use of nanotechnology to treat multiple myeloma (cancer) at Tel Aviv University in Israel.

Center scientists conduct cutting-edge quantum physics research and provide educational opportunities for students and the public.

A new study shows that a supermassive black hole removes massive quantities of star-making gas from its host galaxy, thus influencing the galaxy’s size, shape and overall fate.

Sengupta shares her research and teaching experiences here at the University of Maryland

Katherine Collins, Adam Greeley, Rachel Lee and Deepali Clare Sengupta were named ARCS Scholars for 2015-2016.

Inaugural ceremony March 19-20 marks completion of powerful system to detect gamma rays and cosmic rays.