UMD researcher co-authored a study showing longer springs threaten bees Some bee species might not adapt to the warmer climate and could disappear. Lindsey Feingold October 20, 2017
A UMD team won $20,000 for its Alzheimer’s-detecting device The team members will use their $20,000 prize to patent their software, buy more headsets and invest in clinical trials of their product. Lindsey Feingold September 7, 2017
Want to enjoy the solar eclipse at the University of Maryland? Here’s how. Monday’s total solar eclipse will be the first to to cross the United States in 99 years. Lindsey Feingold August 20, 2017
Urbanization and economic development could curb infectious diseases, UMD study finds The study analyzed infectious diseases in 60 different countries and their potential causes. Jack Roscoe May 10, 2017
UMD researchers’ augmented reality technology could help doctors in the operating room A demonstration last week showed how augmented reality technology could assist with intubation and ultrasounds. Jack Roscoe April 6, 2017
A team of University of Maryland researchers have developed the world’s first time crystals The 12 researchers at this university’s Joint Quantum Institute published their findings March 9. Jack Roscoe March 16, 2017
SGA could take action to support Chesapeake Bay cleanup after potential Trump budget cuts President Trump is proposing to cut Chesapeake Bay restoration funding from $73 million to $5 million. Leah Brennan March 15, 2017
Before he became the first man to orbit Earth, John Glenn was a UMD student Glenn attended the University of Maryland from 1956 to 1959. Rachel Kuipers December 8, 2016
Clinton and Trump disagree on climate change, but haven’t discussed it in 2016 debates Ken Bone’s sweater made him internet famous, but here’s why his energy question mattered. Natalie Schwartz October 18, 2016
Early springs are great — unless you’re a tree, UMD study finds Because of less available nitrogen, trees can’t grow as quickly. Rachel Kuipers September 22, 2016