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UMD Senior Chemistry Major Brandon Ng Awarded Fulbright Scholarship
Ng will research the use of nanotechnology to treat multiple myeloma (cancer) at Tel Aviv University in Israel.
UMD’s Physics Frontier Center Renewed by National Science Foundation
Center scientists conduct cutting-edge quantum physics research and provide educational opportunities for students and the public.
Supermassive Black Hole Clears Star-making Gas From Galaxy’s Core
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.
Meet UMD Neuroscience Graduate Student Deepali Clare Sengupta
Sengupta shares her research and teaching experiences here at the University of Maryland
Four Students in the College Named ARCS Scholars
Katherine Collins, Adam Greeley, Rachel Lee and Deepali Clare Sengupta were named ARCS Scholars for 2015-2016.
HAWC Observatory to Study Universe’s Most Energetic Phenomena
Inaugural ceremony March 19-20 marks completion of powerful system to detect gamma rays and cosmic rays.
William E. "Brit" Kirwan Receives College's Top Honor
University System of Maryland Chancellor Receives 2015 Circle of Discovery Award.
Pesticides Not the Sole Culprit in Honey Bee Colony Declines
A new study shows that the world’s most common insecticide does not significantly harm honey bee colonies at real-world dosage levels.
College Offers Summer Science Camps for K-12 Students
From bug camp to physics camp to cyber camp, the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences has a lot to offer elementary, middle and high school students this summer.
Help Send UMD Students to the American Chemical Society National Meeting in August
Crowdfunding campaign aims to send 10 Terp undergraduates to the ACS conference in Boston this summer.
Heads Up! You Can Help Build the Maryland All-Sky Camera Network
Crowdfunding campaign aims to bring all-sky cameras to the University of Maryland Observatory and Montgomery College Observatory.
Biology’s David Inouye Discusses the Value of Wildflowers to Climate Scientists – Smithsonian