Quinlan is a part of the Microbiome Sciences team.
Quinlan is a part of the Microbiome Sciences team.
UMD invests $30 million to address climate change, human health and disease, artificial intelligence and more.
The documentary on bird-rescuing brothers, which was executive produced by Distinguished University Professor of Biology Sean B. Carroll, already won at Sundance and Cannes.
The project focuses on discovering a digital biomarker for post-stroke cognitive problems.
Abba Gumel, Mohammad Hajiaghayi, Wolfgang Losert and Dana Nau received one of the most distinguished honors within the scientific community.
Juan Angueyra uses genetic tools to track the development of retinal cells from their earliest moments.
The project is titled "Non-sensory Circuits for Auditory Perceptual Learning."
The team's discovery may lead to more effective treatments for venomous snake bites.
The grant supports UMD’s participation in a national, collaborative effort to foster undergraduate student success in the sciences.