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  • Changing River Chemistry Affects Eastern U.S. Water Supplies
    22 August 2013

    25+ years of records show two-thirds of region’s rivers are now alkaline – a legacy of acid rain, researchers say.

  • It's official: Voyager 1 has gone beyond our solar system
    16 August 2013

    New study confirms a UMD-led team's finding that Voyager is in interstellar space.

  • Timber rattler
    Timber rattlesnakes indirectly benefit human health
    05 August 2013

    Not-so-horrid native snake keeps Lyme disease in check, a UMD team finds. Photo: Ed Kabay

  • Re-learning how to see: researchers find crucial on-off switch in visual development
    01 August 2013

    A discovery by a University of Maryland-led research team offers hope for treating serious visual problems that are permanent unless corrected in early childhood. Illustration: Loretta Kuo

  • Starburst "superwinds" keep galaxies thin
    25 July 2013

    A new UMD-led study suggests large galaxies keep their mass down through a "feast and fast" sequence. Cover image courtesy of Nature.

  • On-farm study: common chemicals harm honey bees’ health
    19 July 2013

    Honey bees pollinating crops encounter many pesticides, including fungicides that hurt their ability to fight a lethal parasite. Photo: Michael Andree

  • Aging weather satellites imperil hurricane forecasts
    09 July 2013

    A critical satellite failure could set back forecasting 10 years, says UMD expert Antonio Busalacchi. Photo: NOAA

  • Climate change expert toasts Pacific NW vineyards
    01 July 2013

    Pac NW wines will do fine, but Napa, Bordeaux face challenges, says ESSIC director Antonio Busalacchi. Photo: Tony Busalacchi.

  • Star-shredding black holes
    21 June 2013

    When black holes devour a star, they become beacons of light, writes UMD astronomer Suvi Gezari in Sky & Telescope. Photo: NASA

  • Composite images show storms' true intensity
    21 June 2013

    Animation from satellite and ground data shows the June 13, 2013 near-derecho as it grew and spawned tornadoes. Photo: NOAA

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