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  • Mass Spectrometry Sheds New Light on Thallium Poisoning Cold Case
    13 December 2018

    UMD geologist Richard Ash developed a mass spectrometry standardization method for generating a timeline of thallium poisoning by analyzing the victim’s hair.

  • Unpredictable Food Sources Drive Some Bats to Cooperatively Search for Food
    13 December 2018

    Using miniature sensors strapped to bats, researchers tracked the animals’ locations and calls to determine whether they searched for food alone or with others.

  • Now is Your Chance to See a Comet!
    11 December 2018

    Have you ever wanted to see a comet with your own eyes?

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    Four Seniors in College Honored as 2018 Merrill Presidential Scholars
    06 December 2018

    Danielle Arons, Deirdre Dolan, Somachukwu Umeozulu and Cosette Zacarias honored as four of the university’s most successful seniors.

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    New Machine Learning Method Predicts Additions to Global List of Threatened Plant Species
    03 December 2018

    Researchers created and trained a machine learning algorithm to assign risk probabilities to 150,000 plant species worldwide.

  • Four New Gravitational Wave Events Detected from Black Hole Mergers
    03 December 2018

    UMD physicists contribute to identification of events that now total 10 black hole mergers and one neutron star merger.

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    Saltier Waterways are Creating Dangerous “Chemical Cocktails”
    03 December 2018

    New UMD-led research highlights the need for better regulation and pollution management strategies.

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    Mihai Pop Named Director of the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies
    27 November 2018

    Pop is noted for his computational biology research and his advocacy for greater equality in academia.

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    Eight College Faculty Members Named 2018 Highly Cited Researchers
    27 November 2018

    Sankar Das Sarma, Daniel Gruner, Mihai Pop, Ian Spielman, Nathan Swenson, Dennis vanEngelsdorp, Chunsheng Wang and Ning Zeng received the honor.

  • From the Marines to Medicine: Meet UMD Undergraduate Colton Treadway
    16 November 2018

    A veteran of the U.S. Marines, Treadway plans to study genetic diseases caused by misfolded proteins after graduation.

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