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Match Matters: The Right Combination of Parents Can Turn A Gene Off Indefinitely
Evidence suggests that what happens in one generation—diet, toxin exposure, trauma, fear—can have lasting effects on future generations. Scientists believe these effects result from epigenetic changes that occur in response to the environment and turn genes on or off without altering the genome or DNA sequence.
NIH Grant Furthers Poststroke Recovery Research of Marsh, Simon
Researchers funded by a new two-year, $460K grant from the National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging hope to shed light on whether mindfulness training could be used therapeutically to help people who have had minor strokes experience more complete recoveries.
UMD I-Corps Invites Applications for August 2021 Cohort
The University of Maryland is offering a free UMD I-Corps short course ONLINE this August to innovators and entrepreneurs.
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What Happens at UMD if There’s a Partial Government Shutdown?
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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What Happens at UMD if There’s a Partial Government Shutdown? 
Proposals Sought for Grand Challenges Grants 2.0
External Funding From First Round Nearly Doubled UMD’s Investment in Solving Societal Problems
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Proposals Sought for Grand Challenges Grants 2.0 
University of Maryland Named Top 10 Public Institution in Influential Research Ranking
Annual Survey Puts University Research Spending at No. 14 Overall, No. 9 Among Public Institutions
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University of Maryland Named Top 10 Public Institution in Influential Research Ranking