Discovery. Impact. Momentum.
At the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS), we use an interdisciplinary approach and powerful computing resources to address grand challenges that can impact science and society.
human-computer interaction, natural language processing, software engineering, data-driven modeling, spatial data structures, deep learning, smart transportation, and more
blockchain & cryptocurrency, human-centered security, post-quantum cryptography, cloud security, autonomous systems, programming languages, and more
computer visualization, immersive media for medical training, pathogen genomics, molecular evolution, combinatorial optimization, and more
quantum information science, trustworthy AI, microbiome research, autonomous robotics, computational cognitive science, neuromorphic engineering, and more
Latest News
Two Former Graduate Students Receive the Larry S. Davis Doctoral Dissertation Award
Suho Shin and Zeyu Yan were honored for their research on algorithmic AI delegation and sustainable electronic design.
Gordon-Loeb Model Continues to Shape Cybersecurity Investment and Expand Its Influence in the AI Era
Over two decades later, the Gordon-Loeb Model remains a vital framework for managing cyber risk while expanding into AI and quantitative research.
Putting Biofilms to Work for Cleaner Water and More Efficient Data Centers
Birthe Kjellerup's research is trying to solve problems that bacteria and biofilms cause, while also using these same biofilms to solve problems.
What Powers UMIACS
We link cutting-edge technology with the brightest scientific minds to advance research, scholarship and innovation that can benefit society.
State-of-the-Art Facilities
For more than four decades, UMIACS computational resources have powered new discoveries that will have an impact.
Expert Faculty & Stellar Support
We recruit and retain top faculty on the UMD campus, who are supported by exemplary staff and talented graduate students.