Published 3/2/18 on UMB News A young woman was trafficked into the United States from Mexico, tricked into crossing the border under the cover of night. The lure? The quintessential promise of the American dream — a job, a better …
2/26/18 SOURCE University of Maryland School of Medicine Elastic frame design reduces blast acceleration up to 80 percent; technology could be adapted for vehicle bumpers, other uses BALTIMORE, Feb. 26, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) and the University of …
Published 2/20/18 in the Baltimore Business Journal Renovations of Cole Field House on the University of Maryland, College Park campus are ongoing, but the first collaborative research projects are already underway with $200,000 in funding. The overhauled Cole Field House …
Published 2/15/18 in the Diamondback In March, Prince George’s County Police Department officers will head to the University of Maryland for a new implicit bias training. The training, which will run from March until November, aims to help the department’s …
Published 2/14/18 on UMB News Perman Touts UMB’s Statewide Mission February 14, 2018 | By Alex Likowski University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) President Jay A. Perman, MD, thanked legislators in Annapolis for supporting the University’s mission “that takes us into communities across …
Published on NBC MACH 2/14/18 New devices will end ‘historic disconnect’ in doctors’s treatment of patients. Two-dimensional data displayed on the torso of a medical mannequin.University of Alberta ProjectDR / Augmented reality (AR) technologies that blend computer-generated images and data …
Published 2/8/18 by University System of Maryland The University System of Maryland (USM) has selected NextStep Robotics, a start-up company that has developed a personalized robotic therapy to help relieve discomforts of “foot drop” syndrome in recovering stroke patients, as …
Published 2/7/18 in The Sentinel Newspapers PALMER PARK – Prince George’s County Police Department (PGPD) announced on Feb. 2 their partnership with the University of Maryland to launch a training program – which will include virtual reality scenarios – that …
Published 2/6/18 in Technical.ly Baltimore The company raised a total of $750,000 to continue development of its device to treat foot drop. NextStep Robotics, a startup which makes a device to treat foot drop, closed on $750,000 in new funding, said …
Published 2/6/18 in the Daily Record The University System of Maryland’s investment vehicle, the Maryland Momentum Fund, has provided $250,000 to a Baltimore medical device company. It is the fund’s second investment. NextStep Robotics received the money from the Maryland Momentum …