He has been at UMD since 2009 and directed the Behavior, Ecology, Evolution and Systematics interdisciplinary graduate program from 2013 to 2015.

UMD researchers developed a new approach to using ultralow-power optical incidence to control the size and spin orientations of the formed magnetic domains.

Nikhil Joshi (B.S. ’07, biological sciences) takes on television’s biggest trivia game as a contestant on “Jeopardy!”.

The researchers used a deadly fungus that spreads during mating to target mosquitoes that spread disease to humans.

Astronomy Ph.D. student Serena Cronin explores space dust, galactic winds and other cosmic phenomena.

Large language models, a form of AI that generates human-like text, are now being embedded in everything. As these technologies grow more powerful and pervasive, ensuring that they behave consistently, adapt to new situations, and remain secure from attacks is more urgent than ever.