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An illustrated overview of the Trustworthy AI in Law & Society (TRAILS) initiative, showing diverse applications of AI in areas like justice, healthcare, education, media, governance, transportation, and civic life.

TRAILS Announces Third Round of Seed Funding

Seven grants totaling just over $750,000 were awarded to multidisciplinary teams representing all four of TRAILS’ academic institutions—the University of…

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Working in his Small Artifacts (SMART) Lab, Assistant Professor of Computer Science Huaishu Peng and doctoral students Zining Zhang (center) and Jiasheng Li (right) discuss technology that can assist sight-impaired people.

Embodied AI Can Close the Nonverbal Communication Gap for Blind Individuals

The project uses AI-infused, touch-based and audio feedback to convey physical cues between blind and sighted co-workers.

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UMIACS Researchers Track the Rise of Deadly Bacteria in Maryland’s Coastal Areas

Kyle Brumfield and Rita Colwell are developing a forecasting system that can predict the risk of coming into contact with Vibrio bacteria.

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Former CLIP Graduate Student Returns as Faculty Member

After four years at UMass, Mohit Iyyer has returned to UMIACS’ CLIP Lab, where he had done the bulk of his graduate work.

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MC2 Student Receives ARCS Graduate Scholar Award in Cybersecurity

Alexander “Sasha” Frolov is being honored for his innovative research on zero- knowledge proofs and their real-world applications.

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Phages (green) are shown engulfed by alveolar macrophages (cytoskeleton in pink and nucleus in blue).

‘Superbug’-Killing Viruses Have Surprising Interplay With Immune System, Research Shows

A Nature Communications study co-authored by Joshua Weitz assesses the effectiveness of phage therapy in treating pneumonia.

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Adam Porter stands in front of the logo for the University of Maryland Institute for Health Computing.

Porter Reflects on a Year of Innovation and Impact at the Institute for Health Computing

One year into his role as co-executive director, Adam Porter looks back on IHC’s progress and outlines what’s next.

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Andrew Childs Named Interim Director of UMIACS

He is the director of the NSF Quantum Leap Challenge Institute for Robust Quantum Simulation and former co-director of QuICs.

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Yarwood Helps Lead UMD Center of Excellence in Microbiome Sciences

Now in its third year, the center is focused on community building on campus while also strengthening partnerships in the region.

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Dov Fields

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