A multidisciplinary team of researchers will study complexity science.
The Clark School joins UMD's celebration of Native and Indigenous Heritage Month 2023.
Research fellowships provide support to UMD doctoral students at mid-career (i.e., in the period approximately before, during, or after achievement of candidacy).
NuScale Power, co-founded by UMD alumnus José Reyes, is the first to win NRC approval for a small modular reactor (SMR) design.
BIOE seniors present Capstone projects and celebrate winners virtually.
Sixty-eight undergraduate students from the A. James Clark School of Engineering were recognized with 2020 Annual Engineering Honors and Awards.
A leading water resources expert outlines steps needed for greater resilience.
Papamanthou will provide leadership to the unique center that joins computer scientists and engineers with researchers from across campus in fields such as economics, supply-chain management and the social sciences.
Maria Rodriguez is working to obtain data that is needed for recovery and reforestation efforts.
A World Bank delegation visited campus to learn more about transportation initiatives being developed at UMD.
Students award AWCAA $10,000 to help African women with cancer.
Erich Meissner and his teammates win UMD's Pitch Dingman Competition and Do Good Challenge for their start-up, Symbiont Health.
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences is one of the nation's oldest and most reputable honorary societies.
Participants included researchers from 10 colleges and 15 research centers.
Faculty development workshop helped mid-career STEM academics develop knowledge, skills, strategies and critical networks.
The Center for Risk and Reliability hosted a 25th Anniversary Celebration of the University of Maryland's Reliability Engineering Education Program on April 2, 2014.
The Silicon Valley-tested, Lean Startup-based initiative is slated to train 300 top entrepreneurial research teams over three years.
Alumnus Matthew Wook Chang's custom E. Coli target hospital-acquired infections.
26th annual awards ceremony honors most promising campus inventions.
Twenty-two top students from across the country demonstrate faculty-advised research projects.
Sophomore Mian Khalid wins prestigious Howard Hughes Medical Institute fellowship for work with Kofinas Group.
Partnership will support joint research in solar power, cell-based systems and ultra low-power systems.
Deutsch Foundation-sponsored Clark School research offers multi-pronged attack on major medical problem.
Gymkana assistant coach, two members on team in nationally televised competition have Clark School connections.
At annual event, Dean Pines cites long-serving and new staff members.
Serial entrepreneur and alumnus to address spring graduates.
Aris Mardirossian (B.S. '74, M.S. '75) receives Clark School's Distinguished Alumnus award.
Students present their accomplishments after 11-week research program.
Engineers were on every winning invention team at UM awards.
The 16 semifinalist teams include university faculty, students, and young alumni.
Speakers asked more than 670 Clark School graduates to improve the U.S. and the world through innovation.
The project this year was named UM911-Aeneas, a multi-role disaster rescue vehicle.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Fall 2002, with an introduction by Dean Nariman Farvardin.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Spring 2002
