UMD’s Black Engineers Society chapter has been recognized by the National Society of Black Engineers with multiple awards and appointments to the national executive board, including the top position of chair—two terms running.
Come and meet Maryland Engineering at the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Conference being held at the Baltimore Convention Center from June 25–28, 2023.
AIAA honors longtime professor for seminal schievements.
Online learning platform selects UMD’s proposal as part of a series on virtual workplace skills.
After its successful launch Dec. 25, Webb is well on its way to full deployment and the start of its mission.
The Maryland University Training Reactor, one of 24 U. S. university-based research reactors in existence, has facilitated nuclear engineering education since 1954.
This free, virtual event will take place on Thursday, July 22, 2021.
The National Capital Consortium for Pediatric Device Innovation is accepting applications through April 19.
UMD’s Project Management Center for Excellence has been developing blended learning strategies that increase student engagement and retention
FDA grant and gift from entrepreneur provide $250K in awards
The event was organized in collaboration with the Baltimore Washington Chapter of the Health Physics Society, and attended by Boy Scouts from the DMV.
Findings show a liquid drop might behave as a solid object in terms of wetting interactions when placed on a surface that is simultaneously deformable and liquid-repelling
AAAS Fellow Dinesh Manocha interviewed; Robo Raven, Robo Crab and Tiny Terps shown to meeting participants.
Class Central has named a University of Maryland offering among their top 10 MOOCs beginning in January 2019.
Ph.D. student Lena Johnson is working on Robo Raven, a bird-inspired unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
Chosen as best out of 107 papers published in 2017 in
Science and Technology for the Built Environment.
Jack Poole, Principal at Poole Fire Protection, hopes to inspire future FPE grads.
Three students from UMD's Solar Decathlon team attended the first Earth Optimism Summit.
Baras created algorithms and protocols by which Internet services can be delivered over satellite.
Fischell Dept. of Bioengineering founding chair recognized with university's highest academic honor conferred upon faculty.
Election to 2016 BMES Class of Fellows marks milestone for Fischell Department of Bioengineering.
Affordable RT-PCR for clinical diagnostics, fear mitigation device for pediatric MRIs tie for first place.
UMD Alum, BioE Professor of Practice to Receive White House Honor
The National Transportation Center at Maryland hosts nearly 200 transportation experts for innovation and policy summit.
Maryland students and their rover 'Frigg' win first place at the 2015 Robo-Ops Competition.
Engineering Students Award $10K to FRESHFARM Markets for their FoodPrints Program
Interdisciplinary team recognized for UMD Memorial Chapel site proposal.
Fire Protection Engineering Chair featured in news report.
Annual list recognizes Maryland high schools that send the most students to the Clark School.
Undergrads gain hands-on experience helping biologists build solutions for critical honey bee issue.
Quantum Engineering Center established
Prominent philanthropist was responsible for establishment of UMD's Whiting-Turner Business and Entrepreneurial Lecture Series.
ACES program is result of partnership with Northrop Grumman.
Annual list recognizes Maryland high schools that send the most students to the Clark School.
The teams will compete in NASA's 2014 eXploration-Habitat Academic Innovation Challenge.
Students guide planetary rover robot to second place in RASC-AL Exploration Robo-Ops Competition.
David Lai (B.S. '12) was a finalist in Maryland governor's #MDForward contest.
High school team garners award during ENES100 final.
Atomic force microscopy to guide formation of polymer threads.
Agreement supports an agenda of broader and closer research partnerships between the two institutions.
List recognizes Maryland high schools that send the most students to the Clark School.
Teams earn first place in DOE Hydrogen Student Design Contest; third in NASA Robo-ops Competition.
Civil engineering major and Engineers Without Borders volunteer HK Stephens to participate in May 20 ceremony.
List recognizes Maryland high schools that send the most students to the Clark School.
Clark School students to build inflatable space habitat in NASA competition finals.
Student team robotic vehicle successfully completed course and collected rock samples in RoboOps debut.
At annual event, Dean Pines cites long-serving and new staff members.
List recognizes Maryland high schools that send the most students to the Clark School.
Framework for current and future cooperation with Lockheed Martin worth at least $3 million.
Professor recognized for leadership in bioengineering education.
Listing IDs 25 Md. high schools that send the most students to the Clark School.
Aero grad one of nine in 2009 NASA class of astronaut candidates.
Bradley Johnson, aerospace engineering, takes first place for rotorcraft research.
Discussion of Women In Engineering Program on 1450 AM Saturday at 8 a.m.
Thirteen staff members recognized for "milestone" service.
Professor helped found Institute of Biological Engineering.
Contract awarded to study Lunar Surface Systems and Minimum Habitation Functions.
Phillip Merrill Presidential Scholars Program honors students from BioE, FPE.
Aerospace junior discusses importance of investments in space program.
Triple-major serves as student speaker.
Clark School commencement will take place at noon May 23, at Comcast Center.
Women in Engineering Program event attracts more than 350 participants.
Maryland Industrial Partnerships honored by the State Science and Technology Institute.
Connecticut resident wins Clark School's Supercomputer Naming Contest with "ParaLeap."
Lockheed CTO kicks off fall Whiting-Turner lecture series.
Ray Johnson, new Lockheed Martin CTO, explains technology trends Nov. 8.
Biology for Engineers takes new approach to classic subject.
New Clark School software may provide relief from rising energy bills.
Stephanie Wilson, a NASA Astronaut, will speak about the Astronaut selection and training process.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Spring 2002
