The $2.7M award will be spread across four years, supporting his team’s ongoing work that uses machine learning techniques to interpret “multiomics” data.

The prestigious honor recognizes up to four papers each year for their long-lasting impact on the field of natural language processing and computational linguistics.

Adam Phillippy and Michael Schatz are being recognized for their leadership in completing the first full sequence of the human genome.

An invention developed by Rita Colwell has the potential to help save millions of lives, giving public health officials an added tool in the fight against pathogens.

The topics covered by the MC2 researchers involve security education, online protection for at-risk users, and "blocklisting"—a computer security protocol that lists items in a set that may require quarantine, exclusion or additional security scans.

Elizabeth Bennewitz is one of 33 recipients to receive the award in 2022—the largest number of students this program has ever selected in a year.

Senior IT operations manager Edward “Joe” Ridge has had many roles in his 25-plus years at UMIACS. He is most proud of his work in building and managing the student staffed Help Desk.

Troi Williams, visiting UMD as part of prestigious Computing Innovation Fellows program, uses machine learning to predict sensor measurement accuracy in robotic systems.

Faculty and clinicians from the University of Maryland, the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the University of Michigan have launched a new center to advance medical innovations and regulatory science for extended reality technology.

He was recognized for his leadership in the development of algorithms for analyzing metagenomic data, particularly in the context of metagenome assembly and identification of structural variants in assembly graphs.