Physics
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University of Maryland physicists help identify merging black holes that may redefine size limits for collapsed stars.
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Faster algorithms and tighter theoretical limits narrow the gap between the possible and the doable.
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The award supports outstanding theoretical scientists in their most productive years, when they are establishing creative new research directions.
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Grafov received a Fulbright Scholarship and a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, but had to turn one down because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Nastac received a Clarendon Scholarship to pursue his Ph.D. and build on his plasma theory research.
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The two medalists and two of the finalists are students in the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences.
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Williams is known for her scientific contributions to nanotechnology as well as her leadership in providing technical input to policy for clean energy and national security.
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The undergraduate and graduate student will give speeches during the college’s pre-recorded commencement celebration.
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Jarzynski is a leader in statistical physics and theoretical chemistry.
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Jarzynski was recognized for demonstrating an exceptional capacity for productive scholarship in statistical physics and theoretical chemistry.
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Researchers Explore How to Map Lattice Gauge Theories to Ion Trap
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CMNS awardees include eight current undergraduates, three recent alumni, and six current graduate students (one of whom is also a recent graduate).
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