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Seven people wearing masks hold up donated smart devices at Howard University Hospital

Keeping Connected Through COVID-19

Alum Leads Local Effort to Donate Smartphones, Laptops, Tablets to Facilities Treating Virus Patients

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Building Smart Homes, Securely

UMD Researcher Joins NSF-funded Project to Strengthen Trust in ‘Internet of Things’

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Studying How COVID Cleared the Air

UMD Researchers Team Up With NOAA for Airborne Look at Stay-at-Home Orders’ Pollution Impact

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‘Exhilaration and Pride’

Commencement’s Student Speaker Travels From India to College Park to Make Discoveries

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Carol Fullerton M.A. ’75, Ph.D. ’87 will establish the Herbert A. Hauptman Endowed Graduate Fellowship Program in the Department of Mathematics in honor of her father, Herbert A. Hauptman Ph.D. '55, who shared the 1985 Nobel Prize in chemistry.

Estate Gift to Mathematics Honors Nobel Laureate Alum

Herbert A. Hauptman Helped Create Method to Determine 3D Structure of Molecules

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A tyrannosaur Daspletosaurus hunts a young horned Spinops, while an adult Spinops tries to intervene in an illustration set 77 million years ago.

T. rex’s Long Legs Made for Marathon Walking

New Study Finds Energy Efficiency, Not Speed, Was the Point of Adaptation

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Asian giant hornet closeup

Expert: ‘Murder Hornets’ Still a Distant Threat

Let the ‘Bug Guy’ Exterminate (Most of) Your Angst About Giant Insects

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TogetherCard logo over photo of Taqueria Habanero

Alums’ Site Helps Businesses Keep It ‘Together’

Gift Card Search Engine Also Encourages Support of First Responders, Teachers, Others

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Computer science Assistant Professor Pratap Tokekar (center) works on drones with students in the Brin Family Aerial Robotics lab in the Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering.

How Robot Teams Could Do Our Dirty, Dangerous Jobs

Researcher Works to Instill Resilience in Coordinated Autonomous Systems

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Physical Sciences Complex

Chemist-Physicist Elected to National Academy of Sciences

Christopher Jarzynski’s Latest Honor Follows 2020 Guggenheim and Simons Fellowships

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Revising Life’s Instructions?

Researcher Develops New Framework Suggesting There's More to Heredity Than DNA

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Illustration of coronavirus

Computing vs. Pandemics

UMD Researchers Part of $10M NSF Project to Develop Strategies to Thwart Disease Outbreaks

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