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The newly renovated QuICS space promotes teamwork by providing open areas that encourage interaction and idea-sharing among researchers from various fields.

He is the first recipient of the fellowship, which provides support for research on quantum computation.

The workshop will gather global experts to discuss quantum algorithms, complexity theory, tomography, information theory, and its applications to condensed matter physics.

His project focuses on improving data authenticity and security for remote server storage and encrypted communications.

Jonathan Katz, Charalampos Papamanthou, and Dana Dachman-Soled are advancing cryptographic security by developing quantum-resistant systems, strengthening symmetric-key encryption, and enhancing cloud data protection.

Mihai Pop and Stephen Mount are guiding UMD freshmen in sequencing the genome of the diamondback terrapin, integrating wet lab and DNA sequencing skills into the First Year Innovation and Research Experience program.

The virtual reality chair will drive research advancements in fields such as healthcare, consumer experiences, and national security.

The funding will help enhance the open-source Bioconductor software, which aids in analyzing genomic data for cancer and other diseases, by improving data visualization and analysis tools.

The project is a website that spotlights researchers who are considered pioneers in the HCI field.

He co-organized a workshop in Japan to explore advancements in simultaneous machine translation and its challenges, with a focus on real-time speech translation.