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  • A Trio of Music Scholarship

    Three new books by faculty from the Musicology & Ethnomusicology Division at the University of Maryland School of Music (SOM) take readers across musical landscapes and into the cultural traditions of Bolivia, New York City and France.

  • Webinar Examines Sensitive Data, Export Controls, Restricted Research

    On Monday, March 1, 2021, the University of Maryland Division of Research, Division of IT, and members of the Export Control and International Compliance (ECIC) Committee presented the webinar Sensitive Data, Export Controls, and Restricted Research. How can campus help? to the campus community. The objective of the webinar was to assist in understanding when your research may be subject to export control laws that require extra steps.

  • Dr. Devon Payne-Sturges Develops New Tools to Protect Children From Environmental Toxins that Impact Neurodevelopment

    When it comes to health officials and experts evaluating environmental health risks among populations, what has been the norm isn’t enough, and a shift is needed to better protect children and other vulnerable groups, according to Devon Payne-Sturges, an assistant professor of Applied Environmental Health in the University of Maryland School of Public Health.


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$8.75M Investment Supports ‘Research Resilience’ Amid Challenging Federal Funding Environment

UMD, MPower Funds Combine to Help Preserve Institutional Capabilities, Lab Operations and More
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UMD Recognized With Top-10 Ranking for Entrepreneurship

11th Consecutive Honor From Princeton Review, Entrepreneurship Magazine Follows APLU Award for Innovation
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What Happens at UMD if There’s a Federal Government Shutdown

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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