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The NSF-funded project leverages AI and diverse environmental data to better predict and manage wildfires.

The undergraduate researchers created a system with a built-in verification layer that makes AI-generated answers more reliable for blind and low-vision users.

Co-led by QuICS Fellow Nicole Yunger Halpern, the research hub is dedicated to exploring the intersection of quantum science and thermodynamics.

Innovative research by Jacob Lin, Alexey Gorshkov and Victor Albert was published in Physical Review Letters.

Philip Resnik is part of a new $2.8 million NIH grant that funds an interdisciplinary chatbot project with UMB.

The researchers will develop programming tools to make non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs easier to use and reason about.

Matthew Baney blends technical expertise with hands-on leadership to keep UMIACS’ complex computing systems running smoothly.

Douglas W. Oard, interim dean of the College of Information, expects the college’s strong connection to UMIACS to continue to flourish.

UMIACS Postdoc Kyle Brumfield is using DNA sequencing and other technologies to study how environmental factors like climate can impact waterborne pathogens.

The award supports her work to create AI methods that help coding tools generate secure and trustworthy software.