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Rice-sized Laser, Powered One Electron at a Time, Bodes Well for Quantum Computing
Malhotra, founder and CEO of Subsystem Technologies, will lead the state's primary social service provider.
Charge Instability Detected Across All Types of Copper-based Superconductors
Findings may help researchers synthesize materials that can superconduct at room temperature.
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Robots Learn to Use Kitchen Tools by Watching YouTube Videos
Autonomous robots can learn and perform complex actions via observation.
Algae Use Same Molecular Machinery as Land Plants to Respond to a Plant Hormone
Common genes remain intact after 450 million years of evolution.
College Researcher, Three Alumnae Named Fellows of the American Physical Society
Karen Byrum, Elizabeth Hays, Ana Maria Rey and Peter Yoon were elected APS fellows for their exceptional contributions to the physics enterprise.
Saving Energy with 'Personal HVAC Systems'
UMD Receives $5.5 million from ARPA-E for energy efficiency research projects, including one to develop a thermally responsive fabric.
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