‘Eye-Opening’ Study Sheds Light on Circadian Pacemaker

University of Maryland researchers studied synaptic changes in an animal model before and after it developed vision, which plays a key role in circadian rhythm.

Physics Professor Howard Milchberg to Receive APS Schawlow Prize in Laser Science

He was honored for his work in plasma optics and laser-driven particle accelerators.

Biological Sciences (Physiology & Neurobiology track)
Double Major: Public Health Science
Minor: General Business
Scientists Discover Molten Layer Covering Martian Core

New NASA InSight research reveals a liquid silicate ‘blanket’ wrapped around Mars’ core, leading to new clues about the planet’s evolutionary history and the loss of its potential to sustain life.     

 

Meet Black Scholars in Biology at UMD

Students launched an organization for Black graduate students in the biological sciences.

Unearthing the Ecological Impacts of Cicada Emergences on North American Forests

UMD researchers co-author study that unveils the cascading effects of periodical cicada emergence events on forest ecosystems ahead of an historic convergence of broods set to emerge in spring 2024.

New Study Confirms Presence of Flesh-Eating and Illness-Causing Bacteria in Florida’s Coastal Waters Following Hurricane Ian

UMD senior author Rita Colwell said pathogenic Vibrio bacteria are on the rise due to climate change, and it’s a ‘serious concern.’

Alums Fighting Human Diseases

Learn how our alums are working to improve human health.

Mapping Molecules in the Brain

Colenso Speer creates innovative ways to map the physical layout of brain cells and uses sophisticated new techniques to identify the complex chemical signals that form the intricate circuitry in our brains.

Training the Brain

Melissa Caras is searching for ways to help maintain or improve perceptual skills in the face of aging or disease.

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