A University of Maryland researcher has received funding from the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Army Research Laboratory (DEVCOM ARL) to develop data systems that deliver real-time awareness without overwhelming tactical networks—especially in demanding environments like combat zones or those struck by natural disasters.
Funds administered by AIM to support classes in arts and humanities, public health, behavioral and social sciences, and information science.
From rescuing dining hall leftovers to researching plant viruses, junior biological sciences major Kyle Zibell tackles waste on multiple fronts for a more sustainable future.
Systems engineer Sven Geier (Ph.D. ’00, astronomy) builds space instruments that push the boundaries of measurement, spectroscopy and scientific discovery.
Researchers created a framework showing how time crystals form and stabilize, offering insights for future quantum tech.
A new program embedding civic learning into classes across campus has reached over 1,000 students.
A University of Maryland-led team traced a 120-million-year-old “super-eruption” to its source, offering new insights into Earth’s complex geological history.
On the farm and in the lab, researchers are fighting a virus that’s pushing up food prices and threatening a new pandemic.
Awardees receive up to $19,000 and a paid 10-week internship with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
