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March 29 Fungal Disease Threatens Hundreds of Amphibian Species Worldwide Global-scale analysis of amphibian "die-off" paints a grim picture: declines in 500 species, 90 of which are now extinct Read |
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March 29 UMD Invites Leading Government, Business & Academic Experts to Discuss “Holistic” Cyber Threat Response at Executive Cybersecurity Summit Read |
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March 25 University of Maryland Appoints Georgina Dodge to Lead Diversity and Inclusion With decades of work in advocacy and building inclusive communities, Dodge joins UMD in the newly elevated Vice President position. Read |
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March 25 UMD Researchers’ Wood-based Technology Creates Electricity from Heat Read |
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March 25 University of Maryland Listed Among Peace Corps’ Top 10 Volunteer-Producing Schools UMD ranks No. 10 among large schools on the Peace Corps' 2019 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list Read |
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March 25 UMD Scientists Create Method for Remote Detection of Radioactive Material New UMD method, if scaled up with additional advancements, could be used to improve security at ports of entry Read |
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March 18 Researchers Make Urgent Call for Study of Noise Pollution on Fish A survey of research on aquatic noise pollution reveals huge gap in knowledge about impacts of human-generated noise in aquatic environments Read |
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March 15 New Experiment Aces Quantum Scrambling Test Work could have applications to quantum computing and the science of black holes Read |
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March 13 Maryland SAFE Center for Human Trafficking Survivors Joins School of Public Health Read |
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March 12 UMD Graduate Programs Secure High Rankings by U.S. News and World Report Four UMD graduate programs/specialities rank in the top 5 and ten in top 10 in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2020 Best Graduate School rankings Read |
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March 11 New UMD Microscopy Method Could Improve LASIK Surgery University of Maryland bioengineers pave the way for direct determination of visual acuity with new technique for precise measurement of light’s refraction in the eyes Read |
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March 8 UMD Raises Over $2M On Sixth Annual Giving Day Read |
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March 6 Scientists Find Worms that ‘Recently’ Evolved Ability to Regrow Heads New study reveals regeneration of amputated body parts is not always an ancient trait Read |
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March 5 UMD Team Again Reaches “Final Four” in HUD Affordable Housing Competition Terp teams finished first last year and second in 2016: their two previous entries in this prestigious graduate student design competition Read |
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March 4 Advisory Committee to Review Progress on Implementation of UMD Athletic Reforms Read |
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