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Philanthropic Investment to UMCP, UMB to Fuel Innovation, Collaboration, Accelerated Tech Transfer to Improve Human Health
Snowfall Sends January’s Few Students Outside to Frolic
Technology Ices Down Quantum Processors to Keep Next-Gen Computers Error-Free
UMD-led Study of 166,534 Films Shows More Violence Across Film Genres
UMD Researcher Leads Development of Advanced Fuel Cells Powered by Marine Microbes
Snowfall Sends January’s Few Students Outside to Frolic
Technology Ices Down Quantum Processors to Keep Next-Gen Computers Error-Free
UMD-led Study of 166,534 Films Shows More Violence Across Film Genres
UMD Researcher Leads Development of Advanced Fuel Cells Powered by Marine Microbes
The Baltimore BannerIf you think about Maryland, I won’t say every high wind event that we have is associated with some type of storm activity, but a lot of them are. When we have hurricane force winds, we also tend to have a lot of rain.
A University of Maryland researcher is about to go ghost hunting, with support from a $100,000 grant from the Robert Johnson Wood Foundation (RWJF). It’s not your regular ghostbusting—Assistant Professor Mika Hamer of the School of Public Health’s Department of Health Policy and Management aims to uncover the extent of so-called “ghost networks” in Medicare Advantage health insurance plans.
Two-time national champion Michael Marchiano '09 has been named head coach of the University of Maryland women's soccer program.
The Council of Graduate Schools (CGS) and ETS, a global education and talent solutions company, presented the University of Maryland with the 2024 ETS/CGS Award for Innovation in Promoting Success in Graduate Education: From Admission Through Completion.
Planned Faculty Expansion Among Largest in University History
A Groundbreaking UMD Researcher Investigating How Respiratory Infections Spread Asks Volunteers to Check in—and Get Sick for Science
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