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UMD Microbiome Center Co-Hosts Mid-Atlantic Microbiome Meet-up

The event drew participants from 10 higher education institutions, four federal institutions, two research institutes, and one professional organization.

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Carl Miller and Angela Robinson (second and third from left, respectively) accepting the research impact award on behalf of the NIST Cryptographic Technology Group for their work on post-quantum cryptography.

QuICS Researchers Recognized with Research Impact Award

They were part of a team honored for their work on the NIST Post-Quantum Cryptography Project.

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MC2 Researchers Win Privacy Papers Awards for Data Access and AI Legal Insights

Michelle Mazurek and Nathan Reitinger were recognized for their research on challenges to privacy.

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TRAILSCon 2025 Examined Trustworthy AI at Work

Experts in industry, policy and academia convened at a two-day conference hosted by TRAILS in February at the George Washington University.

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QSim2025

QSim is an international annual conference on quantum simulation that aims to bridge theory and experiment, bringing together physicists, engineers, chemists, material scientists, mathematicians, a

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Quantum and Public Policy Panel

Learn about the quantum policy landscape, career pathways, and more in this panel discussion with experts from major organizations shaping quantum policy.

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Marine microplankton from a sample off Kona, Hawaii.

Sargasso Sea Plankton and Other Marine Microbes Take Turns Sharing Nutrients

A new study co-led by Joshua Weitz found that microbes divvy nutrients over time, reducing competition for limited resources.

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Georgia Creson

Assistant Director, Immersive Media Design

Director's Message to UMIACS March '25

mihai popUsing technology to improve education outcomes isn’t a new idea. But there are emerging scientific discoveries and novel concepts—including several featured in this newsletter—which could certainly impact how we teach and learn in the future.

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Charlotte Avery

Program Impact Manager, Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society (TRAILS)
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