New satellite will change our understanding of the Great Lakes
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite is the first satellite dedicated to observing nearly all the water on the earth’s surface.
Physics and Astronomy
UMD student researches microfluidics
New Tools to Advance Science
Currents in Motion
In an attempt to answer novel and complex questions, UMD’s LLO deploys equipment designed to take data from Lake Superior.
Researchers Investigate a Mystery
Work by Sergei Katsev and team indicates sulfate-poor oceans and methane-fueled greenhouse effect saved early Earth from freezing.
"Duluth" on Mars
Planetary Scientist Roger Wiens, who named a rock on Mars "Duluth," speaks at UMD on October 10.
Intent on Neutrinos
A UMD student and a faculty member study neutrinos 500 miles apart.
Quantifying Internal Waves
UMD student conducts research on Lake Superior and ocean internal tide theory.
UMD Research Sheds Light on Major Stage of Earth Evolution
Primordial oceans had oxygen 250 million years before the atmosphere
The Path of Totality
Experience the Solar Eclipse on August 21.
Program Offers Double Duty
New Engineering Physics Degree Launches at UMD.