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The College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences hosted a Reddit Ask-Me-Anything spotlighting climate finance expertise.
Speakers Announced for College’s 2024 Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony
NASA Chief Scientist and Senior Climate Advisor Katherine Calvin (B.S. ’03, mathematics; B.S. ’03, computer science) will be the keynote speaker and Joshua Kalampanayil (B.S. ’24, computer science) will be the student speaker.
Speakers Announced for College’s 2024 Graduate Commencement Ceremony
NIST Fellow Ana Maria Rey (Ph.D. ’04, physics) will be the keynote speaker and Tahseen Rabbani (Ph.D. ’24, computer science) will be the student speaker.
Career Q&A with Graduating Senior Faith Cosgrove
Cosgrove sought Career Center support for graduate school applications.
Software-Developing Club Takes Top Prize at Do Good Challenge
The App Dev Club, which helps computer science majors hone their skills while supporting socially impactful corporate initiatives, took home $7,500.
Using Machine Learning to Develop a More Effective Malaria Vaccine
Using a novel approach called reverse vaccinology, which employs powerful bioinformatic tools and reverse pharmacology practices, the researchers are examining the genetic makeup of several parasites that cause malaria, seeking specific antigens to target with new vaccines.
College Faculty Members Honored as 2024 Invention of the Year Awardees
Four inventions by college faculty were honored at this year's celebration.
Margaret Palmer Elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Her election brings the number of CMNS faculty members in the Academy to 16.
The award recognized Feijó’s highly cited plant biology genetics research on pollen tubes and his impact on the international scientific community.
Physics Professor Wolfgang Losert Named CMNS Interim Associate Dean for Research
Losert will serve in this role while an internal search is conducted for a replacement.
Investigating Climate Change’s Impact on Arctic Caribou
UMD graduate students Marron McConnell and Qianru Liao are combining their expertise in biomathematics and remote sensing to learn how climate change shapes caribou population dynamics and migration behavior in the Arctic.
$33,400 Awarded to CMNS Faculty, Staff, Students From New Do Good Campus Fund
Projects from the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences emphasize experiential learning in STEM.