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Junior Fang Cao Selected for Prestigious Truman Scholarship
Cao—who is double majoring in biological sciences and computer science, and is a member of the Integrated Life Sciences program in the Honors College—has extensive leadership and community service accomplishments.
Foraging Bats Warn Others Away From Their Dinners
Male bats' "dibs" call discovered
Researchers See Kelvin Wave on Quantum “Tornado” for First Time
UMD confirmation of "exotic quantum motion" may advance superconductivity
Salamanders Shrinking as Their Mountain Havens Heat Up
Smaller Body Size Is One of the Fastest Environmental Changes Ever Seen, UMD-led Research Team Says
Rocky Mountain Wildflower Season Lengthens by More Than a Month
39-year bloom count reveals changes due to warmer climate
Q&A with Jim Yorke, founder of chaos theory, on his 50th year at UMD. Photo: Mike Morgan.
In Grasslands Remade By Humans, Animals May Protect Biodiversity
Big grazers are crucial, says new study.
Seeing Beneath The Surface of Plate Tectonics
UMD Scientist and Colleagues Reveal Forces Behind Earthquakes, Volcanoes. Illustration: Nicholas Schmerr
UMD professor, colleagues ID six major groupings on Twitter. Illustration: Loretta Kuo
Models May Underestimate the Impact of Climate Change
Plant research provides wake-up call.
Researchers mine satellite data for critical answers to climate change questions.
How Evolution Shapes the Geometries of Life
UMD physicist and colleagues solve a longstanding biological puzzle. Illustration: Loretta Kuo