University of Maryland Research Enterprise

The University of Maryland Research Enterprise encompasses the premier, highly recognized research of the University of Maryland, which includes the Baltimore and College Park campuses. Building on complementary research strengths, administrative expertise, and state-of-the-art research facilities, the University of Maryland Research Enterprise aims to expand research impact in the State of Maryland and beyond. The enterprise is led by University of Maryland Vice President for Research Gregory F. Ball, PhD.

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Baltimore and College Park research tackles
Maryland's most critical issues.

Since fiscal year 2012, UMB and UMCP have built an effective joint research proposal infrastructure that has streamlined shared proposal development and research administration. Before the alliance, joint research proposals were rare, but now submitted proposals total 1047, with resulting awards of nearly $340 million in new, joint research funding.

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FY 12 Cumulative To Date
Joint Proposals Submitted 4 1047
Joint Proposals Awarded 1 280
Total Anticipated $ Award $2,949,998 $339,756,361

Research Strengths

Improving Human Health

Resources

Research Administration

College Park
Baltimore

Tech Commercialization

UM Ventures

Research Development

Office of Research Development