The papers showcase diverse approaches to applied and theoretical research that are focused on privacy issues.
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 project uses AI-infused, touch-based and audio feedback to convey physical cues between blind and sighted co-workers.
Kyle Brumfield and Rita Colwell are developing a forecasting system that can predict the risk of coming into contact with Vibrio bacteria.
After four years at UMass, Mohit Iyyer has returned to UMIACS’ CLIP Lab, where he had done the bulk of his graduate work.
Alexander “Sasha” Frolov is being honored for his innovative research on zero- knowledge proofs and their real-world applications.
A Nature Communications study co-authored by Joshua Weitz assesses the effectiveness of phage therapy in treating pneumonia.
One year into his role as co-executive director, Adam Porter looks back on IHC’s progress and outlines what’s next.
He is the director of the NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation and former co-director of QuICs.
Now in its third year, the center is focused on community building on campus while also strengthening partnerships in the region.
