Central to Asgari’s research is the concept of merging hardware and software in a manner reminiscent of the intricate processes of the human brain.

Hailed as a ‘leading logician,’ Laskowski has been teaching at the University of Maryland since 1989.

The materials chemist has been teaching at the University of Maryland for more than a decade.

He is known for his pioneering work in synthesizing glycoproteins and glycoengineering antibodies to fight disease.

BioFIRE’s living-learning program hosted welcome activities to kick off the fall semester.

The project is supported by a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation.