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AT&T contributes $75,000 to UMD for bullying prevention research; Terrapin Upstander Program to help teens curb cyberbullying in their schools and communities

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Two University of Maryland faculty members—Michele Gelfand, a distinguished professor of psychology, and Alessandra Buonanno a research professor of physics—have been elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest honors that a researcher can receive.

Findings of a UMD-led research team indicate that some long-accepted thinking about the basic neuroscience of anxiety is wrong.

Research looks at positive and negative impacts of 200 years of relaxing cultural norms

UMD psychology researchers aim to help students at school and at home.

Male and female zebra finches react to separation from their mates in remarkably different ways.

Researchers seek answers from people who admit to infidelity.

UMD research team identifies how societal threat affects coordination at both neural and behavioral levels.