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A new generation of AI tools is changing how analysts and aid workers make sense of war in real time—if they can learn to trust what the models tell them.

The award supports her research into making battery-free devices more robust and reliable when operating on unpredictable energy.

She was recognized for transforming research and forensic case studies into engaging lessons that foster student reasoning.

A study by TRAILS researchers warns that a chatbot’s polite demeanor creates a “charisma trap,” masking subtle biases and safety risks.

The funds support new courses aimed at preparing UMD students for a society increasingly shaped by AI.

UMD researchers built a magnetic hand exoskeleton that has the potential to transform how we learn motor skills.

A UMD team is being recognized for the lasting impact of their research on collision-avoidance technology.

Computer science Ph.D. student Julio Poveda is making AI safer for domestic violence survivors by focusing on security threats from abusive partners.

With new NIH funding, Najib El-Sayed is repurposing cancer-fighting inhibitors to block the metabolic “off-switch” Leishmania uses to hijack the immune system.

Computer science Ph.D. student Steven Shen applies the same creative process to producing electronic music as he does to studying AI and security.