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UMD’s App Dev Club Bridges Gap Between Classroom and Industry
Biology Professor Carlos Machado Answers Questions About Coevolution
The College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences hosted a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything spotlighting evolutionary biology research.
Zhanqing Li Awarded Verner E. Suomi Technology Medal from the American Meteorological Society
The award recognizes Li “for fundamental contributions in the application of remote sensing to quantifying Earth’s energy budget, including the impacts of aerosols and their interactions with clouds."
UMD Computer Scientists Receive NSF Funding for Privacy-Preserving Computing
Leonidas Lampropoulos and Ian Miers will study how programming languages can better support secure computation.
Unusual Deposits on Moon’s Near Side Suggest Possibility of ‘Unique Volcanic Process’
Three University of Maryland researchers helped unravel a lunar mystery hiding in plain sight.
29 Faculty Members Promoted in UMD’s College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences
Nine tenured/tenure-track faculty members, six instructional faculty members and 11 research faculty members were promoted in summer 2025.
Tracking Climate-Linked Pathogens Through DNA Science
Postdoc Kyle Brumfield and Distinguished University Professor Rita Colwell are working with an inter-university team to help mitigate the threat from waterborne pathogens.
Exploring the Secret Lives of Figs and Fig Wasps
Biology Professor Carlos Machado studies the extraordinary partnership between figs and their microscopic pollinators—and what happens when some evolutionary partners turn into ‘cheaters’.
Chen Receives NSF CAREER Award to Improve Security of AI Coding Tools
Chen’s research focuses on code large language models, which are AI systems that help programmers by completing partial programs or generating code from natural language instructions.
GRAD-MAP Students, Mentors ‘Learn From Each Other’
Over nine weeks, UMD researchers and summer scholars tackle short but ambitious projects related to physics and astronomy.
Career Q&A with Biological Sciences and Mathematics Alum Safiullah Rifai
Rifai (B.S. ’23) received counsel from the Health Professions Advising Office and will pursue an M.D./Ph.D. at the University of Maryland School of Medicine this fall.
Maryland State Entomologist Max Ferlauto (Ph.D. ’24, entomology) is working to protect some of the state’s smallest—and rarest—inhabitants.