UMIACS Postdoc Kyle Brumfield is working with Distinguished University Professor Rita Colwell, using DNA sequencing and other technologies to study how environmental factors can impact pathogens like the Vibrio species, a naturally occurring bacteria in aquatic environments linked to waterborne diseases.
Work at UMIACS is driven by unrelenting passion to make new discoveries and develop new technologies that will have a positive impact on science and society.
Douglas W. Oard, interim dean of the College of Information, plans to continue strengthening the college’s collaboration with UMIACS on interdisciplinary research and computing initiatives.
She will use the funding to develop advanced AI coding tools, bringing together research and computing expertise to ensure they generate secure, high-quality code.
As assistant director of computational systems, he oversees technical operations, high-performance computing, and student mentorship, ensuring an efficient infrastructure and strong user support.
Philip Resnik is part of a $2.8 million NIH grant that's funding an interdisciplinary chatbot project in collaboration with the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
Five undergraduates worked with the blind and low-vision community to develop a mobile app that adds verification layers to AI responses to make them more reliable and trustworthy.
In a new video series, director of the Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society (TRAILS) Hal Daumé III and colleagues discuss how AI is impacting the world we live in, and the myriad ways that TRAILS is involved.
Katie Shilton spoke with GBH News about how AI tutors like TeachGPT can expand individualized learning and give students space to ask questions—while stressing that classroom interaction remains essential.
As an education expert in the Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society, he emphasizes the need for fast, evidence-based research to guide policies and ensure students use AI responsibly.
Research by former QuICS Hartree Postdoctoral Fellow Qi Zhao and QuICS Fellow Andrew Childs was featured on the cover of the August issue of Nature Physics.
A team of researchers including QuICS' Daniel Carney and Jacob Taylor have proposed new models of how gravity could result from many quantum particles interacting with massive objects.
Ken Brown, a co-PI and Associate Director of Research at the Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation (RQS),has received a $4 million federal award to advance the co-design of an ion trap quantum computer.
A member of the UMD Center of Excellence in Microbiome Sciences, the funding will support Hannah Zierden's ongoing research to study how the mucosal barrier influences drug delivery in the human body.
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