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  • Mathematical graphs, which capture the connections between abstract nodes, are being used in a new way to represent and study quantum error correcting codes. (Credit: A. Kollár/JQI)
    Graphs May Prove Key in Search for Holy Grail of Quantum Error Correction
    24 October 2022

    A new tool aids in the search for new quantum error correction schemes—including the Holy Grail of self-correcting quantum error correction.

  • Left to right: Sumant Nigam; Amitabh Varshney; Timothy Tharp; Earl Stoddard; Jennifer King Rice; Larry Hogan; and Russell J. Strickland. Credit: John Consoli.
    State of Maryland and University of Maryland Partner to Build World-class Atmospheric System of Weather-observing Towers
    24 October 2022

    Gov. Larry Hogan announces Maryland Mesonet project to enhance state’s critical infrastructure and preparedness

  • A wide view of an extremely red quasar
    James Webb Space Telescope Uncovers Massive Galaxy Cluster Surrounding a Powerful Red Quasar
    20 October 2022

    UMD astronomer Sylvain Veilleux served as co-principal investigator of this latest glimpse into the early universe.

  • Bioscience Day poster with student 2022
    Student Research Shines at UMD’s Bioscience Day
    12 October 2022

    28 undergraduate and graduate students win poster session awards.

  • Rance Cleaveland
    Rance Cleaveland Returns to UMD After Serving as NSF Division Director
    10 October 2022

    UMD Computer Science's Rance Cleaveland spent the last four years as director of the National Science Foundation’s Division of Computing and Communications Foundations (CCF). 

  • Young Baltimore street trees
    Urban Trees Rooted in Redlining and Environmental Injustice
    05 October 2022

    Neighborhood street trees in Baltimore tell a tale of both historical racial discrimination and modern reparation, according to new UMD-led study.

  • Philip Johnson
    UMD Biologist Contributes to 2022 Nobel Prize in Medicine Research
    05 October 2022

    Philip Johnson played a key role in Svante Pääbo’s research on the Neanderthal genome.

  • Celebrating Eight Years of Technica: Annual Hackathon Returns Oct. 15-16
    04 October 2022

    UMD computer science major Genevieve Sampson shares thoughts on her first Technica and her current role as co-executive director of the world’s biggest hackathon for underrepresented genders.

  • Steven Armentrout
    Cracking Cold Cases and Taking DNA Technology to the Next Level
    02 October 2022

    Steven Armentrout (Ph.D. ’94, computer science) and his company Parabon NanoLabs are creating breakthrough products in forensics and nanotechnology.

  • Chiriqui Harlequin Frog
    Malaria Spike Linked to Amphibian Die-off
    29 September 2022

    At the spike’s peak, up to 1 person per 1,000 annually contracted malaria that normally would not have had the amphibian die-off not occurred.

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