Engineering at Maryland Magazine
Engineering at Maryland is published twice a year for alums and friends of the A. James Clark School of Engineering and the Glenn L. Martin Institute of Technology at the University of Maryland.
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Built for the Breakthrough: Better Health Through EngineeringFrom preterm birth to cancer aging: Maryland engineers take aim at some of the biggest challenges in medicine. |
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You Can Launch It At MarylandThe university’s entrepreneurial ecosystem has a track record of turning out creative, problem-solving businesses that make an impact, from campus to the global economy. |
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We Build the Future HereStanley R. Zupnik Hall is symbolic of Maryland Engineering’s exciting potential to break the mold of traditional approaches to research. Four faculty leaders tell us why. |
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Taking Shelter: Solutions for Humanitarian CrisesEach year, millions of people are forcibly displaced from their homes—and then again, when fire ravages humanitarian settlements. Maryland engineers are joining a small, but emerging group of researchers in search of solutions. |
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Ask Big QuestionsFrom tackling America's infrastructure crisis to conceiving an alternative future for food scraps, Maryland Engineers are taking on society's big questions. |
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Portraits of Impact: The Faces of Fearless IdeasBehind Maryland's historic giving campaign is the next generation of global engineering citizens who will do good for our communities. |
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