This chatbot from UMD professors will answer questions about maternal, infant health
The professors are still designing the bot, and once it is released it will be available as a phone app.
President Pines says there’s no scientific reason to save Guilford Woods. He’s wrong.
An environmentally-conscious defense of Guilford Woods.
STEM and civics are intertwined. Education must reflect this.
People who work in STEM need to be more involved with bureaucratic and political decisions.
Joining a nationwide race, UMD researchers search for treatment, vaccine for COVID-19
The work of these researchers has been made possible, in part, by grants awarded by this university's Division of Research.
As semester nears end, UMD is working on a plan for research to return to campus
A campus task force is providing recommendations on how research should return to campus.
Pandemic readiness demands centralized outbreak response teams
We need coalitions of research groups to keep us on our toes ahead of the next pandemic.
UMD’s science-related art is a positive interaction between STEM and humanities
Art at UMD shows that science doesn't have to be inaccessible.
Former Obama adviser discusses climate change and technology at UMD public policy talk
John Holdren said he thinks technological advancements are necessary for an energy crisis solution.