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Quantum Leap Career Nexus Aims to Boost Quantum Workforce

Hosted by RQS, the event brought together employers, researchers and students for an entire day of networking and activities.

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Vishkin Receives 2026 IEEE Computer Society Charles Babbage Award

The award recognizes his contributions to the parallel random-access machine theory and as the inventor of fundamental work-efficient parallel algorithms.

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Han Shao

Assistant Professor
Machine Learning Theory

Director's Message to UMIACS December 2025

Andrew Childs textAs 2025 draws to a close, I want to thank our entire UMIACS community of faculty, students, and staff for a job well done. Your efforts continue to advance science, education, and innovation on a broad scale.

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Study: Future AI Needs Stronger Safeguards

A new UMD-led study finds current AI “guardrails” may fail to stop harmful behavior in more powerful future systems.

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Sarah Wiegreffe

Assistant Professor
AI Interpretability
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Abdul Ghafar Rasoli

Research Cyber Risk and Compliance Engineer
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Developing a Fault Tolerant Quantum Computer

Michael Gullans is part of multi-institutional team that demonstrated a “fault tolerant” system using 448 atomic quantum bits.

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UMD Team Advances AI Audio Systems with New Training Data and Benchmarks

Ramani Duraiswami has developed a state-of-the-art large audio-language model that advances reasoning and understanding across speech, sound, and music.

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Harnessing AI to Develop Stronger and More Sustainable Plastics

Supported by a $2 million NSF award, Sanghamitra Dutta is teaming up with UMD researchers to develop stronger biodegradable plastics that are easy to produce.

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