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Study Explains Ancient Animal Fossilization
UMD geologist Alan Kaufman says study may shed light on the lifestyles of the most ancient animals, and of the chemistry of the oceans where they thrived.
Theory Details How ‘Hot’ Monomers Affect Thin-film Formation
UMD, Rice University model offers better control for creation of thin-film electronics .
Lockheed Martin's Ray O. Johnson to Speak at College's Winter Commencement
College commencement will be held on Sunday, Dec. 21, 2014 at 6 p.m. in the Cole Student Activities Building.
Partnerships Empower Quantum Leaps
UMD's three quantum centers
Meet four alumni working in quantum.
JQI's Physics Frontier Center explores mysteries of the quantum realm.
The race is on to build the first quantum computer—and University of Maryland scientists are leading the way.
Brendan Iribe continues to show his vision.
Computer Science Receives $38.7 Million in Gifts
Record gift will fund new building, scholarships and professorships.
A cycle of mentoring began at UMD for zoology alumnus Jeffrey Mechanick.
Tipping Point to Turning Point
"I owe my education to a thief..." shares chemistry alumna Patrizia Barone.
Young Scientists, Ancient Discoveries
K-12 students and UMD researchers join forces to find and identify shark fossils.