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New Chemistry Building

Frit, Fume Hoods and Flexibility

06 Jan 22

Professor Joan Jian-Jian Ren Builds Big Data Tools

04 Jan 22

community of microbes

Rethinking the Wild World of Species Diversity in Microbes

04 Jan 22

Researchers have demonstrated a new way for atomic ions to host disturbances that do not fade away. (credit: E. Edwards/JQI)

In a Smooth Move, Ions Ditch Disorder and Keep Their Memories

20 Dec 21

New Study Shows the Largest Comet Ever Observed was Active at Near-Record Distance

18 Nov 21

$32.5M Cooperative Agreement Between NASA and UMD Expands Public Access to Data on Comets, Asteroids and Other Small Bodies

16 Nov 21

Two hexagonal grids, which individually reflect the structure of carbon joined into sheets of graphene, create repeating patterns when rotated relative to each other. (Credit: Paul Chaikin with modifications by Bailey Bedford)

Graphene’s Magic Act Relies on a Small Twist

18 Oct 21

New Discovery Offers a Glimpse of Our Solar System’s Potential Fate when the Sun Dies

12 Oct 21

UMD Chemistry and Biochemistry’s Pratyush Tiwary Receives $1.9M Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award

12 Oct 21

quantum sensing diamonds

Diamonds Are a Quantum Sensing Scientist’s Best Friend

11 Oct 21

A chip containing an ion trap that researchers use to capture and control atomic ion qubits (quantum bits). (Credit: Kai Hudek/JQI)

Foundational Step Shows Quantum Computers Can Be Better Than the Sum of Their Parts

04 Oct 21

Cell “Quakes” May Help Cells Respond to the Outside World

30 Sep 21

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