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June 7 Responding to Adenovirus and Mold at the University of Maryland |
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June 6 UMD Researcher Develops Digital Preschool Curriculum to Improve Early Childhood Learning Developed by UMD researchers, former teachers, and graduate students, “Children Study Their World” is a collaboration with Maryland State Department of Education, Smithsonian Read |
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June 6 Glacial Sediments Greased the Gears of Plate Tectonics New research highlights the connection between worldwide glaciations, sediments and plate tectonics |
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June 5 University of Maryland Partner, College Park Academy, Celebrates First Graduating High School Class Read |
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June 3 NOAA Awards $175 Million to UMD for Earth System Studies New Cooperative Institute for Satellite Earth System Studies will expand UMD’s national leadership in this field Read |
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May 30 Transgenic Fungus Rapidly Killed Malaria Mosquitoes in West African Study Technology developed at the University of Maryland could safely reduce malaria mosquito populations, including insecticide-resistant strains Read |
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May 28 University of Maryland Names Adriene Lim Dean of University Libraries Read |
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May 28 Scientists Revisit the Cold Case of Cold Fusion Four academic laboratories partner with Google to explore how materials science can help make fusion more accessible Read |
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May 24 University of Maryland Spring 2019 Commencement Speaker Commits $2.3M to Center for Global Sustainability |
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May 24 Latest UMD Wood Technology Could Make Homes Cooler and More Energy Efficient UMD-led, multi-university research team creates strong, sustainable solution for passive cooling Read |
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May 23 Maryland Athletics Announces Transition to Autonomous, Integrated Model for Student-Athlete Healthcare Read |
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May 22 UMD Ranked No. 1 Among State of Maryland Universities for Recycling Rate The University of Maryland is No. 1 in the state of Maryland and No. 2 in the Big Ten Conference for recycling rate in 2018 Read |
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May 21 University of Maryland to Host Spring 2019 Commencement Read |
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May 16 UMD ‘Hyperdimensional’ AI Might Lead to Major League Improvements in Robotic Abilities Work by UMD computer scientists offers a way to radically enhance the ability of AI to translate sensory input into robotic movement. Read |
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May 13 The Moon is Quaking as it Shrinks The moon is still tectonically active, according to new findings by a multi-institutional team of researchers Read |
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