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A Peek Inside … Program Manager Fredo Oliveira’s Office

Massive Starbucks Mug Collection, Magical Race Medals, Memorable Selfies and More

Research

How We React to a New App’s Mishaps

UMD-Led Study Finds Consumers Try Again Once, Then Get Frustrated and Exit

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Research Shows We Know Less About the Daily Life of Wildlife Than Expected

Global Camera Study Focused on 400-plus Mammal Species on Six Continents

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How We React to a New App’s Mishaps

UMD-Led Study Finds Consumers Try Again Once, Then Get Frustrated and Exit

Research

Research Shows We Know Less About the Daily Life of Wildlife Than Expected

Global Camera Study Focused on 400-plus Mammal Species on Six Continents

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Geologists Explore Tasmania’s Hidden Gems

Through Mud and Mines, Students and Faculty Uncovered Garnets’ Rich Geological Stories

Fresh Flavors Expand Greater College Park’s Menu

New Restaurants Have Terps Covered for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Dessert

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Robots to the Rescue

Engineering Researchers Develop Autonomous Drones, ‘Dogs’ to Deliver Aid at Disaster Scenes

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The Wellness Series: Conquer Procrastination Now (Not Later)

Getting started is sometimes the hardest part. This session will explore underlying causes of procrastination and provide specific techniques to end the cycle of unrealistic expectations and avoidance that inhibits productivity.

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Professor of sociology, on the benefits of falling fertility rates

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In Brief

New Paper Suggests Cold Temperatures Trigger Proteins’ Shape Changes

Metamorphic proteins are able to drastically switch between multiple shapes in human, animal and bacterial cells, enabling them to adapt to changing environments and carry out diverse functions. But L ittle is known about how this “shapeshifting” happens.

Baltimore Avenue Lane Closures Scheduled for Purple Line Track Crossing

The contractor building the state’s light-rail Purple Line will close two lanes of Baltimore Avenue in College Park from Hotel Drive to Fraternity Row from on or about March 17 through May 19 to facilitate construction of the tracks across the street. One lane of travel will be open in each direction. See this map for details and sidewalk detours.

Free Tax Preparation Offered Though TerpTax

TerpTax, a University of Maryland-affiliated nonprofit housed at the Robert H. Smith School of Business, is offering free tax preparation services to UMD students and low- to middle-income residents of the College Park community.

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Features

Meet the New Kids at UMD

Campus Farm Welcomes First Dairy Goats

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The Age of Skin

Researcher’s Study of Disease That Fatally Ages Children Leads to a Discovery That Could Help Us All Look Younger

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