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To Fight Wildfires, Look to Social Media, UMD Researcher Says

Research Changes Lives: AI-Based Crowdsourcing, Analysis of Posts Can Aid Emergency Response

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Solutions to Bird Flu Hatched

On the Farm and in the Lab, Researchers Are Fighting a Virus That’s Pushing Up Food Prices and Threatening a New Pandemic

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Want a Review You Can Trust? Ask Someone Who Did It Alone.

UMD Research Shows Recommendations From Solo Consumers Carry More Influence

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$2M NSF Award Funds AI Investigation of Biopolymers for Biodegradable Plastics

Engineering Research Aims to Reduce Global Burden of Pollution

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A New Page in U.S. History

Grad Student Finds Little-Known Correspondence Between George Mason and George Washington

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Parents Typically Track Children’s Growth. UMD Research Could One Day Let Them Follow Brain Development.

Groundbreaking Dataset Will Provide Insight to Tackle Neurological, Behavioral Questions

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UMD Geophysicist Helps ID Moonquake Dangers to Future Missions

New Study Shows Seismic Activity Could Pose Risk to Long-Term Lunar Infrastructure

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Banks’ Efforts to Curb Money Laundering Fail Abysmally, Says UMD Criminologist

Attempts to Intercept Crime Money Often Harm Innocent Accountholders, Scholar Says in Landmark Study

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UMD Researchers Find Homeownership Increasingly Out of Reach for Marylanders

State-Commissioned Study Indicates Housing Costs, Availability at Crisis Levels

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Study: Misinformation Spreaders Reframe News From Reputable Sources to Support False Claims

UMD Researchers, Collaborators Find Vaccines, Crime and Politics Among Top Themes

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Coal Dust Clouds a Baltimore Neighborhood’s Fight for Clean Air

UMD, Hopkins Researchers Link Pollution in Curtis Bay Community to Nearby Coal Terminal Activity, Wind

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$750K in Seed Grants Awarded by UMD-Led Coalition on Trustworthy AI

Teams Including UMD Researchers Among 7 Winners of Funding

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Blind People Struggle With Nonverbal Cues. A UMD-Cornell AI Project Could Help.

Wearable Device Would Boost Communication by Signaling Gestures, Glances, Nods to Users

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Study: Women’s Reports of Workplace Abuse Dismissed More Than Men’s

UMD Business Professor Recommends Organizations Establish, Standardize Systems to Ensure Fair, Timely Responses to All Complaints

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