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A surgeon using augmented reality to practice surgery on a mannequin

Driving Research Advances

29 Apr 19

3D illustration of a terrapin hauling itself up onto the top of a cliff overlooking tropical waters

Fearless Science: A Half-Century of Bold Research

26 Apr 19

Mark Leiserson

Machine Learning Helps Target Cancer Patients for Immunotherapy

28 Jan 19

N. gonorrhoeae bacteria (red) penetrate untreated endocervical cells (blue and green)

UMD Files Patents on Compounds to Treat and Prevent Gonorrhea

07 Jan 19

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Science Terps’ Microbiology Experiment Returns from International Space Station

06 Aug 18

Cavefish

New Research Identifies How Blind Cavefish Lose Their Eyes

30 May 18

UMD Science 2017 Year in Review

23 Dec 17

UMD Neuroscientists Identify Source of Early Brain Activity

06 Nov 17

New Molecule Shows Promise in HIV Vaccine Design

27 Oct 17

Disease-fighting Alumni

05 Oct 17

Fighting Human Disease at All Scales, from Multispecies to Submolecular

05 Oct 17

Tissue staining shows group A Streptococcus soft tissue infection at the cellular level. (L-R) Uninfected mouse tissue and mouse tissue 48 hours after infection. The dense dots indicate immune system cells that swarmed in to attempt to control the infection. The densest purple staining toward the bottom is necrotic tissue surrounding bacteria. Image: Joshua Leiberman, UMB (Click image to download hi-res version.)

University of Maryland Researchers Identify Genes Linked to “Flesh-eating” Bacterial Infections

21 Sep 17

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