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yellow and blue shapes depicting the striking angle dependence of electron quantum oscillations detected in YPtBi

Electrons Take New Shape Inside Unconventional Metal

UMD Discovery Could Contribute to Research on Noise Problem in Quantum Computers

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Biological Sciences, Economics Double-Degree Senior Named 2023 Churchill Scholar

Eighth UMD Student in Six Years Wins Scholarship for Graduate Studies at Cambridge

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UMD Anthropologist Part of $2.5M Study of Homeless Populations’ Mixing of Drugs

Researcher to Work in NYC, San Francisco to Examine Trend of Polysubstance Use

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Members walk on the House floor in the House chamber during a roll call vote

Op/ed: House Majority Needs to Decide What’s Worth Fighting About

Former Public Policy Dean Says GOP Split Raises Worries About Congress’ Ability to Govern

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Howard Hughes Medical Institute Grant to Support Inclusive Science Education

Funding Supports UMD’s Participation in National Effort to Foster Undergraduate Success in Sciences

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UMD Establishes Endowed Professorship in Quantum Computing

$1M Gift From Quantum Computing Pioneer IonQ Matched by $1M From State

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Happy Holidays From President Pines

Video: ‘There Is Strength and Beauty in Our Blend of Identities and Cultures’

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A Calmer Take on ‘Hyperspace’

New Episode of ‘Ask an Engineer’ Video Series Separates Space Travel Fact From Fiction

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New UMD Compound Could Reverse Effects of Potentially Deadly Drugs

Scientists’ Novel Method Targeting Bloodstream Counteracted Fentanyl and Methamphetamine

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Can a UMD Algorithm Understand ‘Star Trek’ Aliens?

Researcher Puts Natural Language Processing to the Test With Sci-Fi Language

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Can a Fractured Community Be Made Whole?

UMD Project Envisions Possible Futures for a Marginalized Corner of College Park

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The Year in Pictures: 2022

From the Building-Opening Boom to Students’ Special Moments, See Our Best Images

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