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University of Maryland DOE Early Career researcher explores flexible, dynamic architectures for high-performance computers.

A new technology for viewing electrochemical reactions enabled researchers to watch a catalyst for the first time at the atomic level.

A team developed a way, using solubility rather than entropy, to overcome constraints and synthesize high-entropy oxide nanocrystals at lower temps.

From soil to sequestration, researchers modeled what a supply chain for second-generation biofuels might look like in the midwestern United States.

The semester-long pilot project provided students with the experience of collecting data in the field and sharing their findings with stakeholders.

The research introduces an all-optical phase conjugation method using diffractive wavefront processing.

UMD-led team discovered a way to produce & observe carbene, a super-reactive molecule that triggers the creation of simple sugars necessary for life.

Ava Sealy is one of about 180 other students from around the country selected to intern at the Pacific Northwest National Lab in Richland, Washington.

A team of researchers leveraged sugarcane’s genetic complexity to capture more sunlight, increasing the amount of biomass produced.

Boismier is a first year graduate student in the TerAvest Lab within Michigan State University's Biochemistry Department.