High Emissions from Feedstocks and Aged Equipment are Delaying Ozone Recovery

New study investigates the 17-year discrepancy in projections for ozone recovery timelines, highlighting gaps in global reporting, compliance, and opportunities for action—as well as the ongoing impact of emissions from feedstocks and legacy equipment containing ozone-depleting substances.

University of Maryland Institute for Health Computing Celebrates Second Anniversary

New research partnerships with AstraZeneca, NIH and FDA were announced at the North Bethesda site.

UMD Team Creates AI Tool to Give Memory a Hand

The research team found the mnemonics we prefer may not necessarily match those that actually help.

UMD Awarded $2 Million to Build a Quantum Biosensing Test Bed

The U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research award will be used to develop and test quantum technologies that use brain-inspired computing and sensing.

Insect-Killing Fungi Find Unexpected Harmony in War

New UMD study reveals that two strains of pathogenic fungi unexpectedly cooperate to divide insect victims rather than aggressively compete for resources.

Jonathan Dinman to Direct the Institute for Bioscience and Biotechnology Research

A renowned virologist, Dinman will lead the Montgomery County-based research institute focused on therapeutic drug and vaccine discovery, development and manufacturing.

From Ocean Dynamics to the State of the Climate

NOAA oceanographer Tim Boyer (Ph.D. ’24, atmospheric and oceanic science) tracks changes in the subsurface ocean that play an important role in Earth’s climate system.

A ‘Nerd Sleepover’—and Much More

Technica celebrates 10 years of building a coding community of women and underrepresented genders.

UMD’s Technica Hackathon Commemorates 10 Years of Empowering Underrepresented Genders in Tech

The world’s largest hackathon of its kind returns to its roots while expanding its global reach.

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