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UMD, Partners Receive $4.5 Million to Study Cosmic Flashes

28 Sep 15

First Global Antineutrino Emission Map Highlights Earth’s Energy Budget

01 Sep 15

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Evidence Suggests Subatomic Particles Could Defy the Standard Model

26 Aug 15

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UMD-led Study Identifies the Off Switch for Biofilm Formation

24 Aug 15

New Internet Routing Method Allows Users to Avoid Sending Data Through Undesired Geographic Regions

18 Aug 15

1,800 Years of Global Ocean Cooling Halted by Global Warming

17 Aug 15

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"Terpaholics" Can’t Stop Giving

10 Aug 15

UMD Team to Teach Climate Change to High School Students

05 Aug 15

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Math Whiz Wins Wall Street

04 Aug 15

Alumnus DJ Patil Named U.S. Chief Data Scientist

30 Jul 15

A Family Affair: Gates Twins Graduate and Move on to Doctoral Studies

29 Jul 15

Researchers from the University of Maryland have proposed a new definition of chaos that applies to a wide variety of chaotic systems, including attractors, (top left, a “Tinkerbell” attractor), repellers, (right side, top and bottom, illustrating chaotic scattering), and forced systems (bottom left, motions of a damped pendulum). The bottom right picture shows the pattern of light created inside a pyramid of four reflective balls. Image credit: UMD Chaos Group (Click image to download hi-res version.)

A New Litmus Test for Chaos?

27 Jul 15

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