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In the News

• Computer Science's Marine Carpuat in the Times of San Diego: Plan to expand AI translation at courthouses halted after advocates find fault with lengthy pilot project
• Biology's Gerald Borgia in the Washington Post: Home decor tips … from birds?
• Astronomy's Robert Stein in Popular Science: Super rare black hole devours unlucky star
• Institute for Advanced Computer Studies' Rita Colwell in the Bay Journal: Vibrio on the rise as climate warms the Chesapeake Bay
• Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center's Will Miller on FOX 5 DC: UMD Studying Thunderstorms in the DMV
• Atmospheric and Oceanic Science's Christopher Kenseth on NBC Washington: ‘I'm going to Maryland': 12,000% increase in fireworks could sink DC air quality
• Entomology's Raymond St. Leger in the Baltimore Sun: Silver Spring company to release 600,000 mosquitoes for pest control
• Entomology's Mike Raupp on NPR: How to protect yourself from ticks
• Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics' Kan Cao on FOX 5 DC: Hair Loss Concerns Impacting Americans
• Biology's Art Popper in National Geographic: Researchers record the first known noises from this prehistoric fish—and they’re loud  
• Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics' Kan Cao in Washingtonian Magazine: This UMD Researcher’s Breakthrough on Aging Launched a Skin-Care Brand
• Entomology's Mike Raupp on FOX 5 DC: Spotted lanternfly season is back
• Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics' Kan Cao on NBC Washington: UMD professor's research on rare condition in kids turns into anti-aging skincare
• Computer Science's Ming Li in ScienceNews: Welcome to the weird world of AI agent teams
• Geological, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences' Nick Schmerr in BBC Science Focus: Scientists want to create ‘T. Rex’ quakes on the Moon