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A Week in the Dark Rewires Brain Cell Networks and Changes Hearing in Mice

03 Dec 19

New Artificial Intelligence System Automatically Evolves to Evade Internet Censorship

13 Nov 19

Study Reveals How Two Strains of One Bacterium Combine to Cause Flesh-eating Infection

11 Nov 19

Who Goes Farthest? The World’s Longest Wild Animal Terrestrial Migrations And Movements

25 Oct 19

A UMD-led team of researchers has developed a method to trap trions at room temperature in single-walled carbon nanotubes. In this photoluminescence spectroscopy image, trapped trions and excitons can be seen as bright red spots against the dark blue background emissions from the host nanotube. This new work makes it possible to manipulate quasiparticles such as trions and study their fundamental properties in ways that have never been possible before. Image credit: Hyejin Kwon (Click image to download hi-

Scientists Discover Method to Create and Trap Trions at Room Temperature

16 Oct 19

Rare “Lazarus Superconductivity” Observed in Rediscovered Material

07 Oct 19

Scientists Discover Interaction Between Good and Bad Fungi That Drives Forest Biodiversity

03 Oct 19

UMD-led Study Captures Six Galaxies Undergoing Sudden, Dramatic Transitions

18 Sep 19

the three pharingos

Scientists Discover Hidden Differences May Help Cells Evade Drug Therapy

10 Sep 19

Enzyme Known for Promoting Cancer Found to Also Protect Healthy Cells

03 Sep 19

The milky way

Astronomers Find a Golden Glow From a Distant Stellar Collision

27 Aug 19

UMD Astronomer Suvi Gezari Named Kavli Foundation Plenary Lecturer at 235th American Astronomical Society Meeting

14 Aug 19

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