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Alexander Xu

Assistant Professor
Spatial Biology
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Quantum Leap Career Nexus

The Quantum Leap Career Nexus (QLCN) is a premier, global networking, recruitment, and mentorship workshop for careers in the quantum industry.

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Hafezi Receives Humboldt Research Award

The award acknowledges his history of impactful research and supports visiting Germany to collaborate with colleagues there.

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New Protocol Quickly Demonstrates and Verifies Quantum Speedups

QuICS researchers have proposed a novel way to demonstrate a quantum device’s problem-solving power and verify that it didn’t make a mistake.

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UMD Researchers Sketch Out Path to Smarter Robots

They’ve developed a novel system that teaches complex tasks to robots using simple human drawings.

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UMD Researchers Part of Team Receiving $1.8M DARPA Award to Make AI More Trustworthy

Soheil Feizi and Furong Huang are collaborating to make AI-driven large language models more consistent, adaptable and secure in high-stakes environments.

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Feizi Receives $1M Award to Advance the Foundations of Reasoning AI Models

The funding is a result of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE).

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UMIACS Researchers Investigate Security Threats to Web AI Agents

In a first of its kind study, they uncovered crucial factors underlying vulnerabilities of web AI agents, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures.

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UMIACS Faculty Receive AI Seed Funding

Researchers active in the institute are involved in almost half of the 22 University of Maryland seed grant projects announced on May 28.

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Director's Message to UMIACS May '25

Mihai Pop smiling in glassesTeamwork and intelligence aptly describes our work ethic in UMIACS. We rely upon each other to create, execute and sustain a wide range of projects, most of which require a strong computational infrastructure to succeed.

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