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March 27 Multi-year Satellite Study Finds “Hotspots” of Airborne Ammonia over World’s Major Agricultural Areas Fertilizers, animal waste, changes to atmospheric chemistry and warming soils tied to increased ammonia across globe. Read |
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March 24 Washington Post–UMD Poll Shows Decline in Hogan’s Popularity Governor’s popularity declines when voters consider 2018. Read |
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March 23 University of Maryland Develops Model to Prevent E. coli Outbreaks in Leafy Greens Contamination of soil with wild pig and cattle feces has direct correlation to E. coli prevalence in leafy greens. Read |
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March 16 UMD Graduate School Programs Ranked Among Nation’s Best by U.S. News & World Report 62 UMD graduate programs and specializations ranked among the top in the nation. |
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March 15 Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center at UMD Signs $64.8M Cooperative Agreement with NASA NASA awarded a cooperative agreement to UMD to continue collaborative research in the field of Earth system science. Read |
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March 14 President Wallace D. Loh Statement on Fliers |
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March 13 The University of Maryland, College Park will close tonight, March 13, 2017 at 9 p.m. and will remain closed Tuesday, March 14, 2017 due to expected inclement weather. |
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March 13 Methane-filled Atmosphere of Early Earth Helped ‘Clear the Air’ for Oxygen UMD-Led team finds thick clouds of methane forced hydrogen out of the atmosphere, enabling today’s oxygen-rich atmosphere to develop. Read |
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March 10 UMD Selected to Lead Panel on University Ecosystems at SXSW Panel discussion will highlight opportunities for entrepreneurs and showcase how a regional partnership with a university can drive growth and innovation. Read |
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March 9 University of Maryland’s Annual Giving Day Raises Over $2 Million Funds will support student scholarships, academic programs, and campus initiatives. Read |
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March 8 Scientists Create World’s First Time Crystals Joint Quantum Institute (UMD-NIST) researchers forge a new state of matter using atoms and lasers. Read |
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March 8 Rapid Changes Point to Origin of Ultra-fast Black Hole “Burps” Temperature swings of black hole winds measured for the first time. Read |
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March 3 University of Maryland Develops New CRISPR-Cpf1 Gene Editing System for Plants Updated technology can help ensure global food security for world population growth. Read |
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March 2 UMD Research Finds Young Latino Boys Tend to Have Stable Family Lives, Yet Lag on Academics Research suggests early interventions to help Latino boys thrive academically. Read |
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March 2 Vigilante Coffee Company Welcomed as Latest Greater College Park Addition Locally owned and operated specialty coffee company plans to partner with university at its second café location. Read |
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