Research News
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UMD cell biologist Charles Delwiche contributes to analysis of an enigmatic species of algae, helping to bridge the evolutionary gap between land and marine organisms.
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UMD astronomers Eliza Kempton and Thaddeus Komacek were part of the research team that analyzed the spectrum of WASP-39 b.
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A new study led by UMD researchers establishes why small mammals like bats live so long
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These craters hold interesting clues about the planet's atmosphere and interior, including how it formed and evolved over time.
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These enigmatic bursts of energy have been traced back to previously undiscovered galaxies in the early Universe.
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A UMD geology professor contributed to research that found insufficient evidence for the reclassification of the iconic T. rex.
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The research could allow agriculturists to optimize productivity and explore the viability of ‘virgin fruits’.
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UMD scientists analyzed historical data to put ocean warming trends into modern context
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UMD astronomers discovered that comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein is among the most distant active comets from the sun, providing key information about its composition.
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A team including UMD astronomers found a Jupiter-like planet orbiting a white dwarf star.
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UMD researchers explain how recently discovered earthquake-like disturbances occur in living cells.
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New study from UMD shows that machine learning can help identify cell shapes associated with complex cell behaviors.
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