University researchers are advancing a concept known as foveated rendering, a computational technique that uses innovative eye-tracking software to replicate natural human eye function in virtual and augmented reality.

The students are part of a 10-week long internship run by faculty in the Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Biology.

The researchers have joined forces this month in the Maryland Cybersecurity Center to study pressing security issues in the area of encrypted databases.

The researchers looked at eight years of active outage measurements that were collected across the bulk of the last-mile internet infrastructure in the U.S.

The 20 student workers at the UMIACS Help Desk provide invaluable support to the institute's mission.

The award recognizes academic papers that have impacted data management and database research and have spurred additional research and scholarship.

She was recognized for excellence and outstanding leadership in signal processing, education and mentoring.

The funding supports a broad range of topics that will lay the groundwork for quantum computers to become practical devices.

The program recruits talented postdocs interested in quantum information science to work at UMD for up to three years.