Christopher Johnson, a postdoctoral researcher in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, earned the recognition for his work mentoring undergraduate students.
Researchers study sprayable polymers as a new platform to prevent abdominal adhesions.
The Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering unveils donor wall on April 8, 2026.
UMD Researchers Featured Front Cover on Biomaterials Science for Advances in Drug Delivery
Hannah Zierden receives NSF CAREER Award to study innovative therapies for women's health applications.
Clark School students and alums are awarded with prestigious NSF fellowship for research-based graduate studies.
Join us this April, as we celebrate Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month and Southwest Asian and North African Heritage Month.
Undergraduate students from Florida State University visited the University of Maryland on Monday, March 10, 2025, to explore graduate programs in the A. James Clark School of Engineering.
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering introduces high school students to the field.
Two chemical engineers to study safety and biocompatibility of sprayable polymers to reduce intrauterine adhesions.
UMD faculty member Ryan Sochol recognized in journal's March 10th issue.
Among the precious cargo launching to the ISS aboard SpaceX CRS-26 is an experiment designed by UMD students.
$1.6M NIH grant supports research to investigate sprayable polymer blends for preventing site-specific surgical adhesions.
Sriram will be honored at the spring commencement ceremony.
Matthews, advised by Peter Kofinas, will start his Ph.D. program at Stanford in the fall.
The Clark School community stands united with our Asian, Asian-American and Pacific Islanders colleagues.
Team will advance regulatory science research and understanding of polymeric battery chemistry.
UMD announces with the U.S. Army Research Lab agreements in additive manufacturing and battery research.
The University of Maryland College Park's research partnership with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory will establish an ecosystem for revolutionary additive manufacturing technology and concepts to expedite national readiness and response.
Peter Kofinas and Jesse Matthews team up to mentor high school students in a program hosted by the UMD Center for Minorities in Science and Engineering.
Sixty-eight undergraduate students from the A. James Clark School of Engineering were recognized with 2020 Annual Engineering Honors and Awards.
Bioengineers, Terrapin Works producing new respirator and ventilator designs.
Engineering labs pivot to produce and distribute hand sanitizer and surgical masks.
Students recognized for research in vaccine design, surgical sealants, pulmonary diseases, and multiple sclerosis.
The nine-year award is part of ED's Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need program, also known as GAANN.
Effective July 1, Sheryl Ehrman will depart for San Jose State University.
Clark School's Functional Macromolecular Lab allows students to mold new ideas
Adam Behrens (BIOE, Ph.D. '15; ChBE, B.S. '10) recognized for work in vaccine and diagnostic testing development.
BIOE Professor and Associate Dean Peter Kofinas receives R01 for innovative surgical sealant and application technique research.
Affordable RT-PCR for clinical diagnostics, fear mitigation device for pediatric MRIs tie for first place.
Polymer solid electrolyte could make batteries safer, smaller, and less expensive
Winners of the 2015 Dean's Student Research Awards have been announced.
Electronic fabrics and skin are potential applications
Students' inventions range from diagnostic devices to accident prevention products.
Bioengineering faculty and staff receive awards at December 22 ceremony.
BioE sophomore developing potentially life-saving products with Kofinas Group.
Clark School Outstanding Research Awards recognize professors' influential and ground-breaking work.
Publication focuses on opportunities in mesoscale science.
NIH supports Kofinas' efforts to develop inexpensive, point-of-care blood test.
Bioengineering junior honored for academic excellence, community service.
$30K gift supports purchase of new heat exchanger station for chemical engineering unit ops facility.
NSF funding for research to improve spray technology, creation of x-ray center for nano research.
Flatau, Martins, Kofinas to serve Clark School in new roles; Gupta to lead NSF initiative.
Alumnus, former Fischell Fellow in prestigious venture capital program.
BioE undergrad's presentation on novel battery tech wins $10K.
Clark School-based company receives $15,000 to improve safety of lithium batteries.
Sophomore Mian Khalid wins prestigious Howard Hughes Medical Institute fellowship for work with Kofinas Group.
Watch SafeLiCell pitch new venture based on safe, solid-state polymer electrolyte-based batteries.
Joint efforts to target bioengineering, renewable energy, nanomaterials, microsystems, education.
Undergrads nominate teachers for their approachability, concern and support for students.
New flexible master's program offers working professionals entrance to high-demand discipline.
Gene therapy carrier for breast cancer wins $45K including Citrin Impact Award.
Three receive Achievement Rewards for College Scientists awards at U.S. Supreme Court.
Trauma Solutions a finalist in corporate-sponsored $250K business plan contest.
High-capacity battery, Third World micro-power grids, other business plan winners.
Junior recognized for work in blood-coagulating hydrogels.
Aaron Fisher (ChBE), Parag Banerjee (MSE) receive first fellowship awards.
Grad student wins second Wells Fellowship.
Six winners were selected from eight finalist teams.
Clark School faculty and students earn two Invention of the Year awards.
Link Plus BioTech, Inc. also names Kofinas CTO.
Endowment supports energy research,
Great Expectations campaign.
New discovery can filter a patient's blood in a process similar to dialysis.
Clark School engineers create flexible antenna material.
The 16 semifinalist teams include university faculty, students, and young alumni.
Six professors have been named to the Clark School's new Keystone program.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Spring 2002
