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An eight-inch in diameter sculpture blending steampunk’s brass and gears with the mind-bending world of quantum physics.

QuICS Fellow Helps Sculpt Quantum Mechanics into Reality

Nicole Yunger Halpern teamed up with an artist to create a sculpture that brings quantum concepts to life.

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RNA strands

Developing Advanced Tools to Improve Accuracy and Accessibility for Long-Read RNA Sequencing

Rob Patro has secured a grant from NIH to enhance computational methods for long-read RNA sequencing, technology that is crucial for investigating disease…

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Yang Bai holds two sensor devices used for ambient sensing applications.

Redefining Human Interaction with Wearable Tech and AI

Yang Bai is developing wearable technologies and AI systems that can sense and respond to their environment in real time.

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Portrait of Ashwinee Panda

Ashwinee Panda

Postdoctoral Fellow
Large Language Model Pretraining
Portrait of Zhenyi Wang

Zhenyi Wang

Postdoctoral Associate
Meta-Learning & Trustworthy Machine Learning
emojis and code

Decoding Emojis with Artificial Intelligence

CLIP researchers are testing AI’s ability to interpret emojis in various scenarios and languages, with the goal of improving their use in machine learning and…

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UMD campus

WABI Conference on Algorithms in Bioinformatics

WABI 2025—an international conference covering research in algorithmic work in bioinformatics, computational biology and systems biology—will be held at the University of Maryland, in College Park.

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A photo of Kaiqing Zhang.

Zhang Wins NSF CAREER Award to Advance the Foundations of Multi-Agent Learning

Expected to total $540K over the next five years, the award supports his research in improving how autonomous AI agents learn and collaborate in complex, real…

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Portrait of Kyle Brumfield

Kyle Brumfield

Visiting Postdoctoral Associate
Microbial Ecology
Portrait of Jamshed Khan

Jamshed Khan

Assistant Research Scientist
Scalable Algorithms
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