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CS majors Harshita Kalbhor and Grace Cai reflect on leadership, mentorship and building a more inclusive community in STEM.
On any given evening in the University of Maryland’s engineering labs, the hum of 3D printers and the glow of soldering irons signal another round of preparations for the next big robotics competition. But this...read more
In most situations, University of Maryland scientist Guangyang Fang would advise you not to walk into a lightning strike. But now, he’s encouraging everyone to dive right into a thunderstorm – in virtual reality, that...read more
Research and innovation combining wearable technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) could soon revolutionize how we engage with the world—creating smarter, more intuitive systems that not only understand their environment, but are able to respond to...read more
In the ever-evolving world of computational biology, one of the greatest challenges has always been deriving knowledge and insight from the massive amount of both DNA (double helix) and RNA (single helix) data through which...read more
Agarwal finds success in competitive programming in cybersecurity and blockchain tracks.
Vitthal Agarwal , a freshman double majoring in computer science and mathematics at the University of Maryland, has quickly established himself in the hackathon circuit. The international student has competed in several high-profile events, securing...read more
Emojis—those expressive yellow faces and diverse icons that many of us use in texts and emails—offer a fun and quick way for people to share sentiments, convey emotions, and establish aspects of their identity that...read more
In a Q&A, Chen shares insights from his startup journey with FiscalNote and Nitra at the Mokhtarzada Hatchery Speaker Series.
The path to entrepreneurship is rarely straightforward. For many, hands-on experience in building projects, learning from failures and adapting to challenges can be just as valuable as formal education. University of Maryland Department of Computer...read more
A University of Maryland expert in machine learning has been awarded funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore how autonomous systems can learn from each other and make decisions together in complex, real-world...read more
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PhD Proposal: A Good Translation Is One That Can Win a Polish Game Show: Expanding Modalities & Evaluation for Robust, Trustworthy, and User-Centric Translation
HyoJung Han
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PhD Proposal: A Good Translation Is One That Can Win a Polish Game Show: Expanding Modalities & Evaluation for Robust, Trustworthy, and User-Centric Translation
HyoJung Han
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03.28.2025 10:10 to 23:30
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PhD Defense: Optimizing Communication in Parallel Deep Learning on Exascale-class Supercomputers
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PhD Proposal: Program Synthesis for Quantum Applications
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PhD Proposal: Adaptive and Efficient Visual Generation of Color, Motion, and Video
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03.31.2025 14:00 to 16:00
PhD Defense: Building Reliable AI under Distribution Shifts
Bang An
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PhD Defense: Building Reliable AI under Distribution Shifts
Bang An
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03.31.2025 14:30 to 16:00
PhD Proposal: Modeling Human Factors and Traffic Dynamics for Generalization in Autonomous Driving
Laura Zheng
IRB-5105 OR https://umd.zoom.us/j/94667161518?pwd=qBhj3htYDRewRcwPVgVQW0Y4TrZy0d.1
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Laura Zheng
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04.01.2025 10:00 to 12:00
PhD Defense: Minimalist Sensing Toward Ubiquitous Perception
Yang Bai
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PhD Defense: Minimalist Sensing Toward Ubiquitous Perception
Yang Bai
03.28.2025 10:10 to 23:30
PhD Defense: Optimizing Communication in Parallel Deep Learning on Exascale-class Supercomputers
IRB-5237
PhD Defense: Optimizing Communication in Parallel Deep Learning on Exascale-class Supercomputers
03.28.2025 11:00 to 12:30
PhD Defense: Program Synthesis For Quantum Computation
Iribe 5107 and Virtual Via Zoom: https://umd.zoom.us/j/5833533442?pwd=V0hBZHo2SDNnaUxKMzNValZ1RFo1Zz09
PhD Defense: Program Synthesis For Quantum Computation
03.28.2025 11:00 to 12:30
PhD Proposal: Program Synthesis for Quantum Applications
IRB-5107 OR https://umd.zoom.us/j/5833533442?pwd=V0hBZHo2SDNnaUxKMzNValZ1RFo1Zz09
PhD Proposal: Program Synthesis for Quantum Applications
03.28.2025 15:00 to 16:30
PhD Proposal: Adaptive and Efficient Visual Generation of Color, Motion, and Video
IRB-3137
PhD Proposal: Adaptive and Efficient Visual Generation of Color, Motion, and Video
03.31.2025 14:00 to 16:00
PhD Defense: Building Reliable AI under Distribution Shifts
IRB-4107 or https://umd.zoom.us/j/7345152267
PhD Defense: Building Reliable AI under Distribution Shifts