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Guides

Practical guides for your research stay

The handbook visiting researchers wish they had — clear, practical guidance for the parts of a research move nobody hands you a manual for.

Housing

Housing near UMB and Baltimore campuses

Where visiting researchers live around the University of Maryland, Baltimore — neighborhoods, transit, and what to expect on rent.

For: Visiting researchers, fellows, and trainees at UMB and Baltimore-area campusesRead guide →
Community

How to meet other visiting researchers in the DC area

A short stay is easier with a network. Concrete ways to meet other visiting researchers, fellows, and scholars near the campuses.

For: Newly arrived researchers who want a communityRead guide →
Events & meetups

How to organize a happy hour or newcomer meetup

A simple playbook for hosting a low-stress newcomer happy hour or meetup for visiting researchers — and posting it so people show up.

For: Anyone willing to host a small community eventRead guide →
Arrival & setup

Baltimore / UMB visiting scientist guide

Orientation for visiting scientists at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and nearby campuses: housing, commute, setup, and community.

For: Visiting scientists, fellows, and trainees in BaltimoreRead guide →
Housing

Roommate checklist for visiting researchers

What to sort out before moving in with roommates during a research stay — money, space, schedules, and an easy exit.

For: Researchers joining or forming a shared householdRead guide →
Events & meetups

How to find community events as a visiting scholar

Where to find newcomer happy hours, meetups, and gatherings during a short research stay — and how to not miss them.

For: Visiting scholars and researchers who want to meet peopleRead guide →

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