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A curved and stretched sheet of graphene laying over another curved sheet creates a new pattern that impacts how electricity moves through the sheets. A new model suggests that similar physics might emerge if two adjacent universes are able to interact. (Credit: Alireza Parhizkar, JQI)

Bilayer Graphene Inspires Two-Universe Cosmological Model

05 May 22

Casey Tarman

Math Alum Returns to UMD, Earns Her Master’s in Data Science and Analytics

01 May 22

Isaiah Holt

Supernova Ph.D. Student Selected for NASA Pathways

18 Apr 22

National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships Awarded to 14 Science Terps

06 Apr 22

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UMD Biological Sciences Ph.D. Student Named Harvard Junior Fellow

01 Apr 22

College’s Graduate Programs Earn High U.S. News Rankings

29 Mar 22

Sheyda Peyman

Ph.D. Student Appreciates Both the Abstract Beauty and Practical Application of Math

13 Jan 22

community of microbes

Rethinking the Wild World of Species Diversity in Microbes

04 Jan 22

From Groundbreakings to Breakthroughs: Read Our Top Stories of 2021

22 Dec 21

CMNS Winter 2021 Commencement Speakers Announced

20 Dec 21

Congratulations to the College's August and December 2021 Graduates!

19 Dec 21

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Alum Merges Diving Hobby with Decompression Sickness Research

11 Nov 21

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