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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

NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Awarded to Nine College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences Students

07 Apr 15

Robots Learn to Use Kitchen Tools by Watching YouTube Videos

12 Jan 15

Rare 2.5 Billion-year-old Rocks Reveal a Hot Spot of Sulfur-breathing Bacteria

06 Nov 14

Two Graduate Students in the College Named ARCS Scholars

04 Nov 14

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College Receives $38M for New Computer Science Building, Scholarships, Endowed Professorships

12 Sep 14

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UMD Researchers Develop Tool to Better Visualize, Analyze Human Genomic Data

03 Aug 14

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Bird Watching in the 21st Century

16 Jul 14

Map showing daily worldwide activity of The Lattice Project users. Live version available at http://boinc.umiacs.umd.edu/boinc_map.php. Credit: Adam Bazinet

UMD-led Public Computational Biology Web Service Gains Popularity

16 Jun 14

Foraging Bats Warn Others Away From Their Dinners

26 Mar 14

UMD alumna Ana Maria Rey wins MacArthur Foundation "genius grant"

25 Sep 13

Seeking out the hidden pathways of an essential sense

06 Sep 13

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