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Study Finds 2021 Cicada Emergence Changed Forest Food Webs

UMD Researchers, Colleagues Uncover Ecosystem Impacts on Birds, Caterpillars and Trees

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Wind (Instruments) of Change

New Oboe Professor Brings Accessible Approach to Classical Music

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Honey, They Shrunk the Candy

Professor Weighs In on “Shrinkflation”—and Why Your Kid’s Halloween Haul May Feel Lighter This Year

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New Battery Technology Could Lead to Safer, High-Energy Electric Vehicles

UMD Researchers Develop Way to Prevent Damage That Plagues Next-Gen Lithium Batteries

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A Baby’s-Eye View of UMD

Arboretum Program Introduces Caretakers and Kids to Plants, Pollinators Across Campus

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Op/ed: Why Do We Find Clowns So Creepy?

Answer Lies in the “Uncanny Valley” Effect, UMD Researcher Says

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Alumnus Receives National Medal of Technology and Innovation

Biden Recognizes Jeong H. Kim Ph.D. ’91 for Advances in Broadband Optical Systems, Data Communications, Wireless Technologies

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UMD Researchers Combine Three Technologies to Fight Metastatic Cancer With Light

Approach Could Diminish Treatment Variability Between Patients, Reduce Side Effects

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“Rising” Awareness

Libraries Exhibit Looks at Century of Student Activism

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An Ambassador for UMD’s Performing Arts, Israel Studies

Joseph Gildenhorn, Benefactor, Real Estate Developer, Former Diplomat, Dies

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Bat Myths Busted

Do They Suck Your Blood? Are They Actually Blind? A Wildlife Biologist Explains

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Egg-citing Finding on Future Food Prices

Geographers Propose Way for Governments to Help Keep Consumers’ Costs Down

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