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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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May 10 Four Terp Students Named 2019 Goldwater Scholars UMD Leads Nation With 33 Goldwater Scholarships in Past Decade Read |
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May 10 For Some Fish Deep and Dark May Still be Colorful New research reveals signs of highly sensitive color vision in fish that live in the abyss beyond sunlight’s reach Read |
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May 9 Reversible Chemistry Clears Path for Safer Batteries UMD and ARL scientists latest advance in their water-based battery yields outstanding performance Read |
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