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Taking Control of Your Heart Health—Right at Home

Alum Co-founds Medical Startup Featuring Electronic Stethoscope

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Dye-ing for More Natural Colors

Plant Sciences Class Combines Chemistry, Art and History as Students Create Plant-, Insect-Based Dyes

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Website Help for the Helpers

Students Create Custom Software for Nonprofits

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Op/ed: Anti-Crime Initiative Saves Lives With Proven Tactics

UMD Researcher, St. Louis Pastor Tout Broad Partnerships to Head Off Gun Violence

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UMD Launches Institute Focused on Ethical AI Development

Institute Will Support Interdisciplinary Research and Education That Promote Responsible Use of AI and Prepare Future Workforce for AI-Infused World

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These Vending Machines Dispense a Different Kind of ‘Life Savers’

UMD Researchers, Nonprofit to Study Perceptions, Impact of Effort to Address D.C.’s Overdose Crisis

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UMD Graduate Programs Earn High Marks in Latest U.S. News Rankings

Many Specialties Place in Top 25 Nationwide

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Partial Eclipse, Full Attention

Thousands Flock Outside to Celebrate Celestial Spectacle

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Spring Fest Blooms Despite Wintry Temps

SEE Event Draws Crowd With Live Bands, Balloon Animals and a Lot of ‘Booms’

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To Gauge Maryland’s Drinking Water Quality, Researchers Tap Into the Public

Citizen Science Initiative Will Offer First Statewide Analysis and Database of Drinking Water Contaminants

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Students to Greet Eclipse—at 80,000 Feet

Balloons to Be Released in Indiana to Capture Data on Daytime Darkness

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Sculpture Celebrating David Driskell Unveiled

Noted African American Artist’s 20-Foot-Tall Work Stands Outside Center Named for Late Professor, Artist, Scholar

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