Now one of the high school participants, Kimani Reed, is starting at UMBC this fall. "The warm welcome I felt when I walked through the doors on the first day already made UMBC feel like home,”...
“One of the reasons I love science is that we took this animal with an exceptional visual system, and it’s become even more complex,” Megan Porter says. “Every level that we look at adds another...
The improved models of disease spread Kathleen Hoffman and colleagues are working toward will help governments and non-profits get "the biggest bang for [their] buck in terms of resource...
Faculty members are setting the bar high for themselves this fall, and they have demonstrated it by showing up in droves for a variety of programs offered through UMBC’s Faculty Development Center...
“I’ve been working in Maryland for almost 30 years, and we’ve been developing a lot of these technologies," Yonathan Zohar says. "Our mission is research, education, and economic development, and...
“Quantitatively describing visual patterns is a big challenge, and there’s not one easy way to do that," Sam Hulse says. By integrating their skills in math and biology, he and colleagues figured...
“I love to help people succeed, so for me, if others have put time into my career and my future, I feel that it’s only right to reciprocate that love to other students,” says Cherie Tebah '20. She...
The connections UMBC students make on campus often lead to strong relationships that impact career and life goals. Meet three students who utilized these networks during their academic careers.
Jeremy Rubin had an unusual personal experience with the medical field early in life, and it sent him down a path to a research career. The experience "made me think, how can I use my interest in...
Danilo Symonette, Robin Bailey, and Hye-Jin Park are earning their UMBC degrees this month having researched in top labs and being invited to present their findings to colleagues across the...