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  • A Family Affair: Gates Twins Graduate and Move on to Doctoral Studies
    29 July 2015

    Delilah Gates (B.S. '15, physics and mathematics) and Sylvester Gates III (B.S. '15, biological sciences) graduated in May with their father, a UMD physics professor, giving the commencement speech.

  • Researchers from the University of Maryland have proposed a new definition of chaos that applies to a wide variety of chaotic systems, including attractors, (top left, a “Tinkerbell” attractor), repellers, (right side, top and bottom, illustrating chaotic scattering), and forced systems (bottom left, motions of a damped pendulum). The bottom right picture shows the pattern of light created inside a pyramid of four reflective balls. Image credit: UMD Chaos Group (Click image to download hi-res version.)
    A New Litmus Test for Chaos?
    27 July 2015

    The concept of "expansion entropy" could become a simple tool to identify chaos in a wide range of systems.

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    Black Holes: Supermassive Guardians of the Galaxies
    27 July 2015

    UMD astronomers are dedicated to finding and demystifying supermassive black holes, bringing us closer to understanding the origin of the universe and the nature of matter itself.

  • Agents of Exploration
    24 July 2015
  • Varun Ram on the basketball court
    #Outwork On and Off the Court
    24 July 2015

    Varun Ram (B.S. '15, biological sciences) excelled on and off the basketball court.

  • Deep Time, Deep Foundations: Ann Wylie’s Years at Maryland Leave a Lasting Mark
    24 July 2015

    The first woman faculty member in the Department of Geology, Ann Wylie has seen a lot of changes at UMD, and she has been instrumental in helping many of the changes take place.

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    Meghan Murphy (B.S. '15, Biological Sciences) Awarded Princeton in Africa Fellowship
    24 July 2015

    Murphy will spend a year in Botswana teaching science at the Maru-a-Pula School.

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    Middle School Girls Create Virtual Reality Video Games During UMD Summer Camp
    20 July 2015

    CompSciConnect is a two-week summer day camp that offers middle school girls the chance to explore activities in computing.

  • Meet UMD Senior Biological Sciences Major Avan Antia
    20 July 2015

    Antia is spending her summer learning Hindi in Jaipur, India, as a Critical Language Scholarship recipient.

  • Professional Track Faculty Promotions Announced by UMD College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences
    17 July 2015

    Seven professional track faculty members were promoted during the 2014-2015 academic year.

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