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Colleagues Flood UMD Staffer With Donations After Surprise Adoption
Ceremony Celebrated Graduates With Farewells, Fireworks and Kermit the Frog
Gustavo A. Flores-Macías Brings Experience in Leadership, Teaching, Research
System Teaches Complex Tasks to Bots Using Simple Human Drawings
State, Business, University Leaders Convene to Discuss AI, Quantum Tech
Ceremony Celebrated Graduates With Farewells, Fireworks and Kermit the Frog
Gustavo A. Flores-Macías Brings Experience in Leadership, Teaching, Research
System Teaches Complex Tasks to Bots Using Simple Human Drawings
State, Business, University Leaders Convene to Discuss AI, Quantum Tech
Physics Professor Breaks Down Performance of Terp Track and Field Star Ahead of NCAA Championship Appearance
Volunteers to Serve as Advocates, Advisers to University
Predictive Model Spots Patterns of Criminal Activity Otherwise Invisible to Human Monitoring
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WTOPI always have to take a step back and say, ‘But are those real numbers? Or is it somebody’s desire to see someone apply a fancy model to come up with the result?’
Projects by two University of Maryland-linked companies were funded as part of a group of grants worth $6.95 million through the Build Our Future Grant Pilot Program, designed to support innovation infrastructure development in eligible technology sectors.
A new technology developed by University of Maryland researchers simplifies the purification of hydrogen into a single-step process that is cheaper and generates lower carbon emissions than conventional methods.
The Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets at the University of Maryland’s Robert H Smith School of Business, in collaboration with the nonprofit Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI), has launched an initiative to explore how social media influences financial markets to affect investor sentiment, trading behaviors and market volatility.
How Students in UMD’s Forensic Accounting Club Helped Crack a Murder Case
Career Development Expert Shares Tips for Job Searches in the Age of AI
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