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The Extraordinary Adventures of Lifelong Terp, Jordan Goodman
A Physics Career of a Thousand Steps
University of Maryland alumna and her laboratory team take on the challenges of COVID-19.
Space Weather Mission Gets $1.25 Million and a Green Light for Feasibility Studies
University of Maryland astronomer is part of a team selected by NASA to design a mission for the first global view of space weather.
U.S. News Ranks UMD’s Computer Science Undergraduate Program Among Nation’s Best
UMD also ranks 9th in cybersecurity and 16th in artificial intelligence and data analytics/science.
Mosquitoes Lost an Essential Gene with No Ill Effects
UMD study suggests caution is needed for research that presumes closely related species use the same genes for similar functions .
Looking Back…And Paying it Forward
San Diego alumnus Ted Ball invests in UMD students’ futures and honors his parents’ memory.
The Center for Machine Learning
Estate Gift to Mathematics Honors Herbert A. Hauptman (Ph.D. ’55, Mathematics)
A new endowed graduate fellowship program honors the 1985 Nobel Laureate.
TV meteorologist Monique Robinson (B.A. '17, broadcast journalism; B.S. '18, atmospheric and oceanic science) was only on the job for two months as Hurricane Florence neared Wilmington, North Carolina.
Mathematics Professor Jacob Bedrossian isn't intimidated by the impossible. He has already tackled two major projects that mathematicians said couldn't be done.
Pavan Ravindra Solves Equations - and Rubik's Cubes
The biochemistry and computer science dual-degree student brings to the lab the same mental focus and hands-on problem-solving skills he uses to solve the Rubik's puzzle.