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  • Kimberly Paczolt helping students during a class activity
    ‘Beyond Race’ Biology Course Busts Myths About Human Diversity
    13 December 2023

    The undergraduate class teaches students that humans are more genetically alike than different.

  • Akash Magoon photo
    Alum’s Gift to Cover In-State Tuition Costs for Four UMD Students Per Year
    12 December 2023

    Akash Magoon (B.S. '18, computer science) hopes his $180,000 gift will help Terps ‘take the path less traveled.’

  • National Academy of Inventors logo
    Computer Science’s Dinesh Manocha and Chemistry & Biochemistry’s Lai-Xi Wang Elected to the National Academy of Inventors
    12 December 2023

    They are among 162 new Fellows who collectively hold over 4,600 U.S. patents.

  • Kristin and Andy Looney. Photo courtesy of same.
    On a Mission to Create Fun
    08 December 2023

    From UMD to ‘Wunderland,’ computer science alums Kristin and Andy Looney have been on a game-changing journey.

  • Emory Grove
    A History Hidden From View
    07 December 2023

    Geology students search for early gravesite of historic African American church.

  • Solving Real-Life Problems With Math
    07 December 2023

    AMSC Ph.D. student Alice Oveson is creating a mathematical model that mimics how people decide whether to adhere to public health interventions.

  • Ionic devices logo
    UMD Startup Ionic Devices Wins Microbattery Design Prize
    06 December 2023

    Co-founded by Chemistry and Biochemistry’s Sang Bok Lee, the company received a Phase 1 Microbattery Design Prize from the U.S. Department of Energy.

  • Josh Leeman standing in front of MLB desk
    Career Q&A with Senior Computer Science Major Josh Leeman
    05 December 2023

    Leeman sought out University Career Center support for internship applications and interviews and landed a Major League Baseball internship. 

  • Molecular model of quantum sensor.
    Finding the Fingerprint of a Disease
    30 November 2023

    A team of researchers including Chemistry and Biochemistry’s YuHuang Wang makes a breakthrough discovery for cancer diagnostics. 

  • UMD Astronomer Helps Take a Closer Look at ‘Dinky’ Asteroid
    28 November 2023

    As a member of NASA’s Lucy Team, Jessica Sunshine will study distant asteroids that may hold clues to how our solar system formed.

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