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From the Spice Cabinet to the Medicine Cabinet?

UMD Researchers Investigate Whether Common Cooking Ingredients Hold a COVID Cure

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5 Cannabis Myths That Should Go Up in Smoke

As Maryland Legalizes Recreational Marijuana, UMD Experts Weed Out Misinformation

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Op/ed: An AI Checklist for Leaders

Management Researcher Calls for Organizations That Are Humancentric and ‘AI First’

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Op/Ed: Affirmative Action Isn’t Hurting Asian Americans in College Admissions

On Cusp of Supreme Court Ruling, Scholars Say Test Scores Don’t Fairly Measure Merit

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Up in the Air—Without Leaving the Ground

Engineering’s New Immersive Flight Simulator Will Test the Rigors of Flight for Safer Skies

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How a Handful of K-12 Teachers Doubled Racial Gap in Disciplinary Referrals

UMD-Led Study Found Early-Career Educators More Likely to Send Students to Office

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Doctoral Student Helps Track D.C. Gun Violence Trends

Epidemiologist’s Firearm Injury Dashboard Merges Public Health, Public Safety

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At Robert E. Lee’s Former Residence, Researcher Opens the Door to Overlooked Legacies

Historic Preservationist Seeks to ID Descendants of Enslaved at Arlington House

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Keeping an Eye on the Spies

Journalism Professor’s Book Recounts Senator’s 1970s Campaign to Rein in Intel Agencies

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What Drives the Sun’s Fast Wind?

Study Shows How Magnetic Energy Enables Gravity-defying Speeds

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An End to the Bleeding

UMD Researchers Partner With Knoxville, Tenn., on Data-Driven Approach to Reducing Gun Violence

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Sea-Level Rise Could Leave Many Marooned Earlier, UMD Study Finds

Before Inundation, Isolation Will Impact U.S. Coastal Communities

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