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UMD Hosts Media Day To Showcase AI Innovation
This October, the University of Maryland (UMD) is recognizing the incredible innovations fostered by artificial intelligence (AI). As part of this celebration, UMD welcomed media and guests to join researchers from across campus who are leveraging AI for real-world impact—from underwater drones for oyster farming to robotic dogs for mass casualty response, voice bots breaking down barriers to food access, and AI-powered communication for stroke survivors.
Denise Clark Honored with CSHEMA’s “Campus Leaders Who Care” Award
The University of Maryland’s Associate Vice President for Research Denise Clark has been recognized by the Campus Safety, Health, and Environmental Management Association (CSHEMA) with the prestigious Campus Leaders Who Care Award.
A Message from the VP for Research: Impacts of Government Shutdown on UMD Research and Other Sponsored Activities
Dear Colleagues,Many parts of the U.S. government may begin the process of shutting down after midnight tonight, September 30, if Congress doesn't pass a stopgap funding measure.Generally, a government shutdown will have little immediate impact on the ability of ongoing federally funded research to continue. Still, the University of Maryland is closely monitoring the situation and taking steps to minimize the impacts on our research community.Please review the following information to help navigate a government shutdown:
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NIA Awards $5.23M for 2 University of Maryland-Based Centers on Aging
