Students from four high schools built slingshot launchers, vied for a trophy, and watched liquid nitrogen shatter rubber balls at a daylong STEM event.

The Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation has launched its first summer program to train visiting undergraduates in quantum research.

As this year’s recipient of the award, he gave the keynote address at the ACM Symposium on Parallelism in Algorithms and Architectures in Portland, Oregon.

The researchers were recognized for revealing how Wi-Fi-based tracking systems can compromise privacy and security on a global scale.

The award supports the development of advanced computational methods to uncover deeper insights into species’ evolutionary relationships.

Research that included input from CLIP Lab members was recently published in Nature Human Behaviour.

A new study finds that the University of Maryland graduates a high number of students in quantum science and other STEM Ph.D.s.

The papers showcase diverse approaches to applied and theoretical research that are focused on privacy issues.

Seven grants totaling just over $750,000 were awarded to multidisciplinary teams representing all four of TRAILS’ academic institutions—the University of…

The project uses AI-infused, touch-based and audio feedback to convey physical cues between blind and sighted co-workers.