A new UMD-led study finds current AI “guardrails” may fail to stop harmful behavior in more powerful future systems.

Hosted by RQS, the event brought together employers, researchers and students for an entire day of networking and activities.

The award recognizes his contributions to the parallel random-access machine theory and as the inventor of fundamental work-efficient parallel algorithms.

Michael Gullans is part of multi-institutional team that demonstrated a “fault tolerant” system using 448 atomic quantum bits.

Joshua Weitz co-authored an interdisciplinary study published in Nature Communications that analyzed microbial growth in the Sargasso Sea.

MC2 faculty members Michelle Mazurek and Dana Dachman-Soled helped organize a workshop focused on developing competitive NSF proposals.

She will serve on the IEEE Board of Directors as Division V Director, overseeing global initiatives spanning publications to emerging technologies.