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CLIP Alumni Harness AI to Transform Translation at Google

Sweta Agrawal and Eleftheria Briakou are helping millions communicate across languages with advanced AI.

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UMD and Capital One Team Up to Reinvent AI Guardrails

The novel DynaGuard system replaces rigid, one-size-fits-all AI safeguards with a customizable framework that adapts to real-world risks.

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Director's Message to UMIACS October 2025

Andrew Childs headshotAt the end of October, the University of Maryland plans to publicly launch its next capital campaign. One major fundraising priority focuses on raising the university’s reputation as a top-tier institution for research and scholarship in artificial intelligence.

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Study Reveals How an $800 Satellite Dish Captured Sensitive Communications

MC2 faculty member Dave Levin and student Annie Dai helped uncover a significant internet security flaw.

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Sociolinguist and Natural Language Processing Expert Joins UMIACS

Julia Mendelsohn is combining language, politics, and computer science to better understand implicit language in political discourse.

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Zhang Receives Award from Open Philanthropy to Enhance Safety in Generative-AI Agents

The research combines principles from reinforcement learning and game theory to better understand and enhance Generative AI-Agents’ safety.

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UMD Team Develops Novel Method to Recycle 3D Printed Circuit Boards

UMD researchers developed a low-cost, fully recyclable 3D-printed circuit board that dissolves in water, making electronics prototyping more eco-friendly.

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Raunak Dey's research aims to solve inverse and optimization problems using time series data.

When Physics and Math Go Viral

Raunak Dey uses math to model how viruses interact with microbial communities to inform health and policy.

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To Make Better AI, Stop Tackling Problems ‘Whack-a-Mole’-Style, UMD Researcher Says

Philip Resnik argued in a new paper that chatbot biases reflect how large language models learn rather than a simple technical problem.

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UMD Group Shares Sparsity Expertise at Upcoming Symposium on Microarchitecture

Bahar Asgari and her students are presenting four papers on sparsity at this year’s MICRO symposium.

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