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From left to right, Eadom Dessalene, Yiannis Aloimonos, Christopher Metzler, and Levi Burner stand together by a large window for a group photo.

Burner and Dessalene Earn Prestigious Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Research Fellowships

Former members of the Perception and Robotics Group receive two-year awards to support research in AI and machine perception.

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A headshot of Alan Liu. He wears glasses and a light blue collared shirt.

Liu Receives NSF CAREER Award to Advance AI and Cloud Infrastructure

The award will support the development of new data-mapping methods that help system operators monitor massive AI networks and prevent infrastructure failures.

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A white humanoid robot's face is centered in the image, overlaid and surrounded by a colorful digital collage of human features, text documents, a circuit board, a trivia game board, and various historical and scientific illustrations.

Can AI and People Play Nice?

Through high-stakes quizbowls, Jordan Boyd-Graber is uncovering what makes human-AI partnerships succeed—and why trust may matter more than intelligence.

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Stephanie Yarwood teaching in the research greenhouse.

New Endowment Advances Yarwood’s Soil Health Research

The Ray R. Weil Endowed E-Nnovate Professorship will support research on soil carbon, agricultural waste recycling and sustainable farming.

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Naomi Feldman, right, points to data charts on a digital display while discussing them with a colleague.

Bringing Human Language Back Into AI

Naomi Feldman is bringing together linguists and AI researchers to build language technologies informed by how humans learn and use language.

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Simge Tekin (left), Yonghwi Kwon and Tudor Dumitraș present their research on cloud security vulnerabilities at the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy.

UMD Study Finds Critical Cloud Security Patches Often Never Reach Their Destination

Six years of data reveal why known vulnerabilities can remain exposed long after fixes are available.

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Men and women are paired with humanoid robots, illustrating the concept of AI assistants that help people perform various tasks.

UMD Researchers Enable Robots to Learn from Human Experience

HumanEgo learns robot skills from just 30 minutes of human demonstrations captured with smart glasses, reducing the need for costly robot training data.

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A close-up view of a person's hands typing on a laptop keyboard, overlaid with a glowing digital graphic of a rising financial stock chart, data points, and circuit board patterns in shades of blue, pink, and turquoise.

Hajiaghayi Earns ACM SIGecom Test of Time Honors

Two award-winning papers helped shape research in online auctions, mechanism design and digital markets.

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Patro Makes Biological Data Easier to Search

He discusses how his early interest in video games led to a career building search engines and software tools for massive biological datasets.

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A futuristic digital illustration of a glowing network forming a human brain inside a circuit-lined tunnel. A robotic arm interacts with a red, highlighted section of the brain network, which contains icons representing copyright symbols, personal identification, and a restricted book.

UMD Team Develops Precise “Undo Button” for AI Memory

New method removes problematic information from large language models without damaging their reasoning abilities.

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