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Rachel M. Brewster Among Just 3 U.S. Biologists Nominated by NSF to Receive Presidential Early Career Award UMBC biologist Rachel M. Brewster received the nation’s top honor for promising...

Grant to Provide Multidisciplinary Training for 20 PhD Students Over 5 Years The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded UMBC a $2.9 million grant to establish a new doctoral student...

Chesapeake Bay Watershed Researchers, Officials to Mark Site of Tech Park’s 3rd Building Thursday UMBC celebrates a milestone for science in the state’s public interest Thursday as it...

UMBC and Wyeth Research have formed a three-year, multi-level partnership. The partnership will include graduate fellowships for talented students conducting research in fields of joint interest...

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) has awarded a $2.2 million teaching grant to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) to further develop the HHMI Scholars Program, a science...

A research effort led by the University of Maryland, Baltimore County has found a comet-like ball of gas over a billion times the mass of the sun hurling through a distant galaxy cluster over 500...

Advanced Research in Mid-Infrared Spectrum Could Yield Sensor Breakthroughs for Medicine, Environment, Military, Homeland Security UMBC and The Johns Hopkins University are part of a newly...

Fashion Designer Cynthia Rowley to Link High-Tech, High Fashion For 100’s of Middle School Girls Saturday State Superintendent of Schools Dr. Nancy Grasmick will be honored for her...

When someone tells Ray Hoff, professor of physics and director of two of UMBC’s NASA-Goddard related collaborative research centers, that he and his graduate students have their heads in the...

“Yawning,” an essay for the Nov./Dec. 2005 issue of American Scientist magazine written by Robert Provine, professor of psychology and an internationally renowned expert on the science of laughter...