For sophomore physics major Isabelle Brooks, a Department of Defense scholarship sets the stage for her future
Break Through Tech organized two career development programs for 111 undergrads in January.
The award will support Newcombe’s efforts to develop a new tool for understanding the underlying causes of volcanic eruptions.
He will develop innovative technologies so that computers can better understand temporal phenomena, the term used to describe observable changes over time.
For Sylvie Ryckebusch (B.S. ’87, physics; B.S. ’87, mathematics), a foundation in physics set the stage for success in pharma and biotech.
UMD invests $30 million to address climate change, human health and disease, artificial intelligence and more.
Astrophysicist Benedikt Diemer and computer scientist Xiaodi Wu were recognized for their unique potential to make substantial contributions to their field.
The team is searching for exotic particles called WIMPs at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in South Dakota.