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Supported by a $2.35 million NIH grant, UMD and Johns Hopkins researchers are using AI to develop longer-lasting eye drops for glaucoma and other eye diseases.

A team of five undergraduates developed an interactive tool to embed ethics and public trust in AI research.

UMD research earns five honors at IROS workshops for advances in navigating around glass, interpreting touch and learning from human video.

UMD researchers identify where language models could help volunteer moderators—and where human judgment remains essential.

The initiative will use AI and automation to support remotely accessible biomanufacturing experiments, with Liu co-leading the lab's data and AI systems.

He is leading two new federally funded projects aimed at improving the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

UMD’s award-winning AI model learns from video to guide robot movements.

Postdoc Laura Fichtner emphasizes the need for participatory approaches that incorporate diverse viewpoints when assessing AI systems.

Saúl Flores and Holly Hemesath are immersed in the University of Maryland Center of Excellence in Microbiome Sciences’ seven-month student fellowship program.

Philip Resnik tells CBS News how machine learning helped researchers analyze thousands of Reddit posts about reasons for living.