Caught For The First Time: The Early Flash Of An Exploding Star

Supernova “shock breakout” observed for the first time in visible light.

Nations Ranked on Their Vulnerability to Cyberattacks

United States ranked 11th safest of 44 nations studied, highlighting critical vulnerabilities.

Mathematics’ Maria Cameron Receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Cameron’s research focuses on developing computational tools to analyze large complex networks.

Two College Alumni Named Sloan Research Fellows

Abhinav Gupta (M.S. ’07, Ph.D. ‘09, computer science) and Matthew Hirn (Ph.D. ’09, mathematics) receive honor.

Physics’ Jay Deep Sau Receives Sloan Research Fellowship

Sau will use the fellowship to continue his pursuit of predicting truly macroscopic quantum systems and phenomena.

UMD-led Team First to Solve Well-known Game Theory Scenario

New algorithm could help political strategists, business leaders make better decisions.

Updates on The Fight to Save Amphibians

Press briefing at the 2016 AAAS Annual Meeting describes efforts to save frogs and salamanders from deadly fungal diseases.

Gravitational Waves Detected 100 Years After Einstein’s Prediction

University of Maryland physicists contribute to new discovery and extend institution’s 50-year history in gravitational wave research.

Antonio Busalacchi Elected to National Academy of Engineering

Busalacchi recognized for his leadership and contributions to climate and oceanography research.

Dean's List: Fall 2015

More than 1,850 undergraduate students in the college made the Fall 2015 Dean's List.

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