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National UTeach Program Expands to the University of Maryland

The University of Maryland is launching a program called Terrapin Teachers to increase the number of high-quality secondary science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) teachers. 

February 4, 2014
A Short Stay in Darkness May Heal Hearing woes

Simulated blindness gives adult mice sharper hearing. Image: Emily Petrus and Amal Isaiah

January 28, 2014
UMD Undergraduates Discover Rare Eclipsing Double Asteroid

"Fantastic discovery" unveiled at American Astronomical Society meeting. Illustration: Loretta Kuo

January 3, 2014
With Fewer Hard Frosts, Tropical Mangroves Push North

Scientists link coast’s transformation to change in extreme weather pattern

December 26, 2013
IceCube Wins 2013 Breakthrough of the Year

Key UMD role grew from a history of studying the elusive neutrino

December 13, 2013
Ubie's Story

With four siblings in college, senior Ubie Williams works nights 40 hours a week to pay for school. Give to UMD's scholarship funds to help students like Ubie succeed.

December 9, 2013
Design Innovations Foster Research Breakthroughs

The Physical Sciences Complex was planned and designed to provide a welcoming environment for all CMNS students and faculty, with labs that can accommodate the most sensitive scientific experiments.

December 6, 2013
New Complex Helps Attract Nation's Top Physicists to JQI

The Physical Sciences Complex labs offer “the best space available for quantum measurement.”

December 6, 2013
PSC Strengthens NIST Partnership - Katharine Gebbie Advocated for JQI and New Facility

Katharine Gebbie advocated for JQI and new facility.

December 6, 2013
Great Science Happens Here - Physical Sciences Complex Opens Its Doors

15 years in the making, the college’s dreams and aspirations for a state-of-the-art research facility have become a reality.

December 6, 2013
Evolution, Civil War history meet in fossil with tragic past

Union Army forced freed slaves to dig canal where 120 million-year-old fossil - perhaps N. America's oldest flowering plant - was found. Photo: Nathan Jud

November 26, 2013
“The era of neutrino astronomy has begun”

Ice Cube in Antarctica successfully tracks high-energy cosmic neutrinos. Photo: Felipe Pedreros, Ice Cube/NSF

November 15, 2013