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A new book reveals how governments also work with non-governmental organizations—including rebel groups and armed actors—when there is a common cause, namely the impacts of climate change. “Rebel Governance in the Age of Climate Change” (Cambridge University Press & Assessment,

A joint report from the Maryland Office of the Comptroller and @SmithSchool finds the federal government spent $150 billion in the state in the last federal fiscal year, including on wages and retirement income, contracts, grants and direct payments. The report produced by eight

“Jurassic World Rebirth,” the latest installment in the blockbuster movie franchise, is out Wednesday, going back to its roots with a high-stakes adventure to a remote tropical island. And streaming on PBS now is the newest iteration of “Walking With Dinosaurs,” a BBC series that

As antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” make infections trickier to treat, some in the medical community are turning to bacteriophages for backup. Also known as phages, these viruses exclusively target bacteria, allowing them to tackle bacterial infections when introduced to a

RT @INFOCollegeUMD: New paper by Yuhang Zhou, Yimin Xiao, Wei Ai & Ge Gao explores how emojis shape harmful online speech & moderation effo….

Although DACA survived initial attempts to terminate the program, DACA recipients—and their families, friends, employers and community members—have faced a rollercoaster of legal battles and social scrutiny over the years. While activists and social movements make headlines that

RT @UMD_AGNR: As fresh strawberries sweeten tables in Maryland, a new disease has become a major threat. Plant Science's Mengjun Hu with @U….

Ion Storage Systems’ (@Ion_Storage) novel solid-state batteries were inspired by hydrogen fuel-cell technology. The company’s high-energy-density batteries are now in production in a factory in Beltsville, Md. And though the U.S. is pulling back on investments in many energy

Congratulations to Dr. Patrick O'Shea for being named our next Vice President for Research at @UofMaryland and @UMBaltimore! . O’Shea, previously Deputy VPR at UMCP, will oversee research across both the College Park and Baltimore campuses, which together spend $1.4 billion on

RT @UofMaryland: Join us in congratulating Dr. Patrick O'Shea as he steps into his expanded role as Vice President for Research!. Dr. O’She….

RT @UMDRightNow: Watch as #UMD's resident Bug Guy, Mike Raupp explains how to protect yourself from mosquitos this summer: .

RT @UMDRightNow: The @UofMaryland and @UMBaltimore have named Dr. Patrick O'Shea as the next Vice President for Research. Dr. O'Shea will o….

RT @President_Pines: #AIMaryland has awarded seed grants for seven new AI-focused courses to be developed by #UMD faculty. These courses wi….

RT @bsosumd: A new book coauthored by @UMDGVPT Professor Katherine Gallagher Cunningham explores how governments work with non-governmental….

The speedy delivery of FedEx packages is “grounded” in part in a company founded by four @SmithSchool professors, led by a graduate and newly acquired by the transportation, delivery and logistics giant. FedEx had already been a longtime client before its purchase earlier this

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Lichtenberg figures—glowing, sparkling lightning-like patterns named after its discoverer in the late 1770s—today represent the remains of a failure mechanism that can leave modern satellites inoperable. Components within satellites are comprised of plastics and ceramics, also

RT @UMDPublicHealth: The heat is on -- SPH prof @KathleenMcPhaul talks to @Baltimoresun about heat stress in the workplace and Marylands ne….

RT @SmithBrainTrust: .@SmithSchool's Roland Rust discusses his journey in service research, including founding key initiatives that shaped….