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  • In laboratory flasks containing just two teaspoons of media, scientists document how rapid adaptation between bacteria and viruses produce complex ecological networks. Credit: Josh Borin, UC San Diego
    Bacteria-Virus Arms Race Provides Rare Window into Rapid and Complex Evolution
    09 November 2023

    Study co-authored by Biology Professor Joshua Weitz found intricate ecological networks emerge from simple beginnings that feature repeating patterns of evolutionary development.

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    A Dramatic Step Forward in Robotics
    09 November 2023

    The human body becomes a robot playground in a project funded by the Arts for All Initiative.

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    Congratulations to the College's August 2023 Graduates!
    07 November 2023

    184 students graduated from the college in August 2023.

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    Peter Nemes Receives Prestigious Award for Metabolism Research
    02 November 2023

    The chemistry and biochemistry professor will lead a new project supported by a $500,000 grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

  • A close-up image of salt. Credit: By André Karwath aka Aka, CC BY-SA 2.5
    Humans Are Disrupting Natural ‘Salt Cycle’ on a Global Scale, New Study Shows
    31 October 2023

    The influx of salt in streams and rivers is an ‘existential threat,’ according to a research team led by a UMD geologist.

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    How To Preserve Beneficial Hibernating Insects in Your Yard
    31 October 2023

    Research from UMD entomologist Max Ferlauto helps homeowners support the ecosystems thriving in their yards.

  • Sumant Nigam standing at podium for inauguration of the first Maryland Mesonet tower
    Maryland Celebrates Unveiling of its First Mesonet Tower
    30 October 2023

    The University of Maryland and Maryland Department of Emergency Management partner to advance weather prediction and public safety.

  • Colenso Speer using microscopy equipment that is lit up in a dark room
    ‘Eye-Opening’ Study Sheds Light on Circadian Pacemaker
    26 October 2023

    University of Maryland researchers studied synaptic changes in an animal model before and after it developed vision, which plays a key role in circadian rhythm.

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    Physics Professor Howard Milchberg to Receive APS Schawlow Prize in Laser Science
    25 October 2023

    He was honored for his work in plasma optics and laser-driven particle accelerators.

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    Scientists Discover Molten Layer Covering Martian Core
    25 October 2023

    New NASA InSight research reveals a liquid silicate ‘blanket’ wrapped around Mars’ core, leading to new clues about the planet’s evolutionary history and the loss of its potential to sustain life.     

     

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