From flatworm regeneration to cancer tumor collapse, Lobo has “the right combination of computer expertise and interest in biology” to conquer modeling challenges deemed impossible by other experts. Continue Reading PBS NovaNext highlights Daniel Lobo’s work solving biological mysteries with evolving computer models
Swan hopes “to elevate people’s understanding of the importance of biodiversity” through a project that aims to answer big questions about how biodiversity responds to environmental disturbances like drought or hurricanes. Continue Reading Ecologist Chris Swan to analyze big data on biodiversity in new major study
“As the Baltimore County Teacher of the Year, Carter is noted for his enthusiasm, his authenticity, and his work to be a champion for students inside and outside of the classroom,” writes Education Post, in a new story highlighting Corey Carter ’08, biological sciences, ’10 M.A.T. Continue Reading UMBC prepares next generation of leading K-12 educators with commitment to community
Thousands of supporters gathered to celebrate the tremendous achievements of the Class of 2016, nearly 2,000 strong, at UMBC’s commencement ceremonies, held May 18-19. Moving speeches served as a powerful reminder of the value and impact of a UMBC degree. Continue Reading UMBC honors Class of 2016, adding nearly 2,000 new members to the Retriever alumni family
Through sight and sound, the new Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery exhibit by Stephen Bradley and Kathy Marmor offers a sensory experience of discovery as homage to a creative life in science. Continue Reading The Glass Knife exhibit animates the life and work of cell biologist Dr. Keith Porter
“It used to be unusual, but now companies are offering jobs at the end of internships,” Caroline Baker tells the Sun. “The competition for talent is high.” Continue Reading Baltimore Sun highlights UMBC in special section on education, focusing on career preparation and accessible technologies
Leupen will teach and facilitate faculty development at Charles University Medical School in the Czech Republic. Continue Reading Sarah Leupen receives Fulbright award to teach evidence-based science pedagogy at Czech medical school
Study finds that biology courses infused with math in a team-based learning environment improve undergrads’ quantitative reasoning skills. New research funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute can serve as a model for other departments and universities. Continue Reading UMBC study shows positive impact of integrating quantitative reasoning into undergrad biology courses
The University Center Ballroom was humming on Wednesday, April 27, with the voices of hundreds of UMBC students presenting their research and creative work to proud long-time supporters and curious first-time visitors alike. Continue Reading Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day celebrates 20 years of remarkable student work
Jeff Leips discusses his fruitfly studies with congressional staffers. College campuses “could do more” to increase understanding of the importance of funding model organism research, he says. Continue Reading Biologist Jeff Leips explains model organism research on Capitol Hill in support of federal funding
“[Corey] gives students the tools and confidence they need to be in charge of their own learning and places an emphasis on critical thinking,” shares BCPS Superintendent Dallas Dance, of the celebrated science teacher. Continue Reading Biology grad Corey Carter named 2016 Baltimore County Public Schools Teacher of the Year
“Working on various research projects, participating in hackathons, and learning from my professors at UMBC has been invaluable in shaping my career aspirations,” Luthria shares. Continue Reading Gaurav Luthria to pursue bioinformatics Ph.D. at Harvard after intensive research experiences at UMBC
