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UMD Team Examines Brain Processes Tied to Opioid Relapse

The work is funded by a $77,500 seed grant from the UMD Brain and Behavior Institute.

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Gottesman Responds to Numerous Quantum Queries via Reddit AMA

His answers included recommending resources for learning more about quantum computing, to highlighting current and future endeavors involving quantum…

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Resnik Part of UMD Team Exploring Brain Processes that Drive Social Interactions

Supported by a $70K seed grant from UMD’s Brain and Behavior Institute, the researchers will use computational models and neurocognitive tools to gain new…

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Changing Bodies to Change Minds

Jun Nishida is developing powerful wearable technologies to unlock the immense potential of human cognition, creativity, and communication.

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Feizi Receives Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

The prestigious award is the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on outstanding scientists and engineers who are early in their careers.

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UMD Researchers Organize NeurIPS Competition to Improve AI Watermarks

A UMD-led team organized a competition during NeurIPS 2024 to test the robustness of watermarks for AI-generated images.

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Quantum Physicist Alexey Gorshkov Tackles the Big Problems

He is profiled in a feature article published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

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The new quantum refrigerator, seen here in an artist's conception, is based on superconducting circuits.

Novel ‘Quantum Refrigerator’ is Great at Erasing Quantum Computer’s Chalkboard

Nicole Yunger Halpern is part of a team that’s developed a new technique that can reset qubits in quantum computers highly effectively, a critical task for…

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UMIACS Organization Plan

Director's Message to UMIACS December '24

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My first job at the University of Maryland—it’s been more than 20 years now—was as an assistant research scientist in UMIACS. Like many when they first arrived here, I was quite impressed with the scope and efficiency of the institute’s operations.

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