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UMD Spearheads the Development of a Novel Lyme Disease Vaccine, Leading a New $3.5 Million Grant
Borrelia burgdorferi, the pathogen causing Lyme disease, in a group of cells under a transmission electron microscopeImage Credit: Utpal Pal's lab
EPA-funded Project Seeks to Protect Vulnerable Communities from Toxic Exposures Caused by Natural Disasters
A new, three-year study led by Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sacoby Wilson and Assistant Professor of Urban Planning Marccus Hendricks will analyze the impact that exposure to environmental contaminants associated with natural disasters has on vulnerable communities.
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At 3-Year Anniversary, Grand Challenges Grants Program Reaps Major Returns
$30M Investment in UMD Research Advances Solutions to Societal Issues, Brings in $55M in External Funding
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At 3-Year Anniversary, Grand Challenges Grants Program Reaps Major Returns 
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