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Student Spotlight: Taehyun Kim, Ph.D. ’24
Kim shares why she decided to study health policy and management, how she overcame stigma around abortion research and how her research on contraception and abortion access could impact state and national health policies.View Article Details for Student Spotlight: Taehyun Kim, Ph.D. ’24 -
Amir Sapkota Featured in New Film “The Flow of Change”
Short documentary highlights Sapkota and his research team's efforts to create an early warning system in Nepal for diarrheal diseases tied to extreme weather events.View Article Details for Amir Sapkota Featured in New Film “The Flow of Change” -
University of Maryland Strategic Partnership Appoints Steven Prior as MPower Professor
Prior, associate professor and associate chair for research in the Department of Kinesiology, will receive $150,000 to fund his research on how exercise impacts vascular and functional impairment in older adults.View Article Details for University of Maryland Strategic Partnership Appoints Steven Prior as MPower Professor -
$3.4M Grant to Fund Study of How Racism, Social Support Affect Devastating Brain Diseases
Epidemiology and biostatistics Associate Professor Thu Nguyen and a research team will develop the Asian Americans & Racism: Individual and Structural Experiences (ARISE) cohort of 500 Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese Americans—groups historically underrepresented in the nation's neurologic research.View Article Details for $3.4M Grant to Fund Study of How Racism, Social Support Affect Devastating Brain Diseases -
$3.24M NIH Grant to Fund UMD Researcher's Study of Structural Racism and Cancer
Professor Cheryl Knott and University of Connecticut Associate Professor Debarchana Ghosh will develop a measure of county-level structural racism and discrimination as part of a five-year study that aims to fill a gap in preventive cancer-related research in historically underserved communities.View Article Details for $3.24M NIH Grant to Fund UMD Researcher's Study of Structural Racism and Cancer -
UMD Water Quality Specialist Receives $1.3M NIH New Innovator Award to Study Bacteria, Sewer Overflows in Local Communities
Award funding will support environmental health Assistant Professor Rachel Rosenberg Goldstein's research on the presence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in sewage.View Article Details for UMD Water Quality Specialist Receives $1.3M NIH New Innovator Award to Study Bacteria, Sewer Overflows in Local Communities