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  • 4 Reasons Biden Plan to Slash Emissions Can Work

    Fossil fuel energy sources like coal are quickly being overtaken by renewables like solar and wind power when it comes to affordability, offering the prospect of rapid decarbonization of the U.S. and world economy—a shift that could bolster U.S. plans to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions, a UMD researcher says.(Smokestacks photo by iStock; windmills by John T. Consoli)

  • AquaLith Advanced Materials Licenses Lithium-Ion Battery Technology Developed at University of Maryland

    AquaLith Advanced Materials has exclusively licensed a portfolio of lithium-ion battery patents from the University of Maryland, College Park (UMD). The technology, which was awarded the UMD's Invention of the Year Award, is based on the work of Prof. Chunsheng Wang, the Robert Franklin and Frances Riggs Wright Distinguished Chair in the A. James Clark School of Engineering at UMD, in collaboration with Kang Xu, the ARL Fellow at the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.

  • The University of Maryland Inaugurates President Darryll J. Pines

    COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The University of Maryland celebrated the formal installation of Dr. Darryll J. Pines as its 34th President with a week of events showcasing the university’s excellence.


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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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