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November 05, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: UMD team’s autonomous system that directs first responders to the most urgent victims heads to a national competition.
October 22, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Maryland researchers and clinicians use ‘stutter-affirming therapy’ to replace shame with positive communication goals.
October 01, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Baltimore, Prince George’s County leaders tap UMD scholar to map looming disasters.
September 24, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: “Precision agriculture” soil sensors tell farmers when, where and how much to irrigate
September 03, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Hypertension and diabetes are stronger predictors in Black populations, study finds.
June 04, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Team wades into homeowners’ sewage spills and braves failing public infrastructure to track health risks
May 12, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Scientist analyzes bloodsuckers’ immune systems for disease-prevention strategies
May 11, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Plant Diagnostic Lab Works to Identify, Prevent Disease Outbreaks in Maryland Agriculture, Green Industry
May 07, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Study Examines Potential of Compost to Heal Contaminated Soil
April 20, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Faculty and Undergraduates Draw Closer to Potential Cure
March 25, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: For Caroline County Students Battling Substance Use and Other Disorders, Researcher Leads With Empathy
March 03, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Simulator Determines Precise Conditions That Cause Autonomous Vehicles to Skid, Spin Out
February 23, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Rare, Suffocating Disease Shares Characteristics With Cancer
February 03, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Innovative Project Produces Lab-Grown Model of Understudied Uterine Tumors
December 03, 2025
UMD Research Changes Lives: Engineers Develop Durable, Reusable Laparoscope for Low- and Middle-Income Countries
November 21, 2025
UMD Research Changes Lives: Team Studying Connections Between Failing Infrastructure, Health Problems