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News Briefs

Innovation / Spring 2018 / 0 Comment / May 14, 2018

CMNS Dean Named A longtime professor of computer science and director of the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies is the new dean of the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural...


Closing the Gap

Faculty Q&A / Innovation / Spring 2018 / 1 Comment / May 14, 2018

John B. King Jr. now leads the Education Trust, a nonprofit dedicated to closing racial and socioeconomic achievement gaps,


Core Value

Discover New Knowledge / Innovation / Spring 2018 / 0 Comment / May 14, 2018

Professor Creates New Apple Variety


The Big Question

Innovation / Spring 2018 / 0 Comment / May 14, 2018

What’s the single most unifying force in American life?


Running On “E”

Campus Life / Innovation / Turn Imagination into Innovation / 0 Comment / May 8, 2018

Student groups built e-bikes with attributes such as solar power, anti-lock brakes, cruise control or GPS navigation—and as cheaply as possible.


A Head of the Class

Campus Life / Innovation / Transform the Student Experience / Turn Imagination into Innovation / 1 Comment / March 27, 2018

This semester, students are leading 15 classes across seven departments, supported by the Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.


Compound Close-Up

Campus Life / Innovation / Web Only / 0 Comment / January 30, 2018

Drones Give Journalism Students a Different Angle on Russian Retreat


The Big Question

Innovation / Winter 2018 / 0 Comment / January 19, 2018

What Mainstay of American Life Will Have Vanished in 25 Years? Ariel H. Bierbaum Assistant Professor, Urban Studies and Planning Program Yellow school buses will become obsolete, due to a rise in complicated...


News Briefs

Discover New Knowledge / Innovation / Winter 2018 / 0 Comment / January 19, 2018

Drone-testing Facility Takes Flight


Regional Flavor

Innovation / Inspire Maryland Pride / Test / Winter 2018 / 0 Comment / January 18, 2018

Most North American hops come from the Pacific Northwest, but UMD and Flying Dog are seeking varieties that thrive in Maryland's climate.



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