Biological Sciences Graduate Program | College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences | University of Maryland

The common vampire bat (Desmodus rotundus) is an example of a bat that can live more than four times longer than nonflying mammals of the same body size. Image credit: G. Wilkinson

Long-lived Bats Could Hold Secrets to Mammal Longevity

10 Apr 19

Peacock bass

Adaptable Eyes May Be Key to Invasive Fish’s Success

22 Mar 19

N. gonorrhoeae bacteria (red) penetrate untreated endocervical cells (blue and green)

UMD Files Patents on Compounds to Treat and Prevent Gonorrhea

07 Jan 19

Unpredictable Food Sources Drive Some Bats to Cooperatively Search for Food

13 Dec 18

Tropical Frogs Found to Coexist with Deadly Fungus

02 Oct 18

51 Professional-Track Faculty Members Promoted in UMD College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences

20 Aug 18

International Collaboration Finds Land Plant Genes in Ancient Aquatic Alga

12 Jul 18

College Announces 2018 Employee Award Recipients

07 May 18

photo of a dog

Humans Get in the Way of Mammal Movement

25 Jan 18

Two C. briggsae worms

Worm Species Lost 7,000 Genes After Evolving to Fertilize Itself

04 Jan 18

Fighting Human Disease at All Scales, from Multispecies to Submolecular

05 Oct 17

UMD Hosted Neuroscience Workshop for Local High School Teachers

25 Sep 17

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