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‘Breakthroughs Can’t Wait’: UMB Campaign Spotlights Lifesaving Research

A new multimedia campaign puts researchers’ work in the spotlight, demonstrating how federally funded research at UMB is making a real-world difference right now. Read more on The Elm

2026 UMB Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr./Black History Month Recognition Awards

Nominations are open for MLK Leadership Awards and Community Champion of Equity and Justice Awards. Read more on The Elm

UMSON PhD Student Is School’s First Fulbright U.S. Student Program Scholar

With award of prestigious scholarship, Abaneh Ebangwese will travel to Cameroon for cardiovascular disease-related research. Read more on The Elm

Read the Latest Issue of UMB’s ‘CATALYST’ Magazine

You’ll learn about the School of Pharmacy’s Mass Spectrometry Center, Police and Public Safety’s comfort K9 Poe, the Costa Rica Faculty Development Institute, and much more. Read more on The Elm

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New Fellowship Launches to Help End the Organ Shortage Crisis

New fellowship supports UMCP and UMSOM’s shared mission to revolutionize organ transplantation and bring the world closer to a future where no one waits for an organ.

UMB’s EMBRACE Initiative Demonstrates That When Communities Lead, Change Follows

By centering lived experience, UMB’s EMBRACE Initiative connects neighbors to resources, prevents harm, and models true anchor institution partnership.

Positive Schools Center Helps Redesign Teacher Lounges

The Positive Schools Center helps lead efforts to create restorative environments for educators in Baltimore City Public Schools.

Stefan Kappe to Lead Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health

Internationally recognized malaria researcher has been appointed the new director of the UM School of Medicine’s Center for Vaccine Development and Global Health.

A Reliable Measurement for Blood-Brain Barrier Opening Using Focused Ultrasound

The study published in the journal “Device” is the first to identify an acoustic emissions signature as a reliable measurement for determining opening of the blood-brain barrier.

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Beating Pancreatic Cancer with Computer Simulations | Breakthroughs Can't Wait

Volunteering for Afghanistan After 9/11 | Jacqueline Mitchell

Can computer modeling be a fast track to discovering cures? | Breakthroughs Can't Wait

Army Nurse to Professor | Jacqueline Mitchell “Becoming the Story”

UMB 2025 Convocation Remarks by President Bruce Jarrell, MD, FACS