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5/19/2008
Forbes profiles Sezmi, a new company led by alumni Phil Wiser and Buno Pati.
5/7/2008
Popular Mechanics and Sensors Magazine feature the cell-based sensor work of Professors Abshire, Smela and Shapiro.
5/7/2008
Flight International features a podcast by Mark Lewis, aerospace engineering professor and U.S. Air Force chief scientist.
5/6/2008
Alumnus Roy McCauley is profiled by Washington, D.C.'s NBC4.
5/6/2008
CATT Director Phil Tarnoff quoted in the Baltimore Sun regarding a new traffic calming center.
5/1/2008
Alumnus Edward St. John profiled in Baltimore Magazine.
4/28/2008
Prof. Peter Sandborn quoted in the Wall Street Journal regarding technology obsolence. [subscription required]
4/27/2008
Gerald Galloway is quoted by WJZ regarding the water woes on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
4/20/2008
The New York Times features work done by the 2007 UM Solar Decathlon team.
4/18/2008
Baltimore Sun covers Clark School alum's gift to create seed fund fo Hinman CEOs students.
4/17/2008
Prof. Edward Ott quoted in New York Times obituary for father of chaos theory.
4/16/2008
InfoWorld includes Phaneuf's research to "grow" computers on list of 25 key projects.
4/10/2008
Baltimore Sun covers departure of Sarah Djamshidi to lead Chesapeake Innovation Center.
4/7/2008
CNBC covers new advance in biochip microfactories research. [article no longer available online]
4/7/2008
Flight International covers the Clark School's new MAST center.
4/3/2008
Chris Cadou (aerospace engineering) quoted in the Orlando Sentinel
regarding NASA's Ares craft. [article no longer available online]
3/27/2008
Maryland Daily Record covers aerospace engineering's new "Microsystems Mechanics" center.
3/22/2008
New Scientist features Miao Yu's work on microphones that mimic a fly's ear. [subscription required to read full article]
3/15/2008
Los Angeles Times, in an editorial, mentions MTECH-assisted biofuel research. [article not available online]
3/14/2008
Investor's Business Daily covers Davis/Smoliyaninov's invisibility cloak work.
3/13/2008
Santiago Solares (ME) is quoted in a MIT Technology Review article on nanotech drug delivery.
3/12/2008
The Washington Post covers an award received by alumna Sarah Navid, M.S. '77, civil engineering.
3/11/2008
Ed Link (CivE) is quoted in two articles in the New Orleans Times-Picayune—on on the future outlook for flood control and another on flood insurance.
3/10/2008
Double coverage by the Associated Press on flood control efforts (quoting Ed Link) and on MTECH-assisted biofuel research.
3/10/2008
NBC4 (Washington, D.C.), WJZ-TV (Baltimore), and the Washington Post cover biofuel production technology assisted by MTECH.
2/28/2008
The Associated Press quotes Ed Link (CivE) regarding a flood risk study.
2/1/2008
The Associated Press interviews Ed Link in an article picked up across the nation, including by Time.
2/1/2008
ECE Chair Pat O'Shea co-authors an article in Physics Today. [subscription required]
2/1/2008
Alumnus, benefactor and Professor of the Practice Jeong H. Kim is profiled in the February issue of Fast Company.
2/1/2008
Aerospace Engineering Professor Gordon Leishman is quoted in the February issue of Air & Space Smithsonian Magazine.
1/29/2008
The Chronicle of Higher Education mentions alumni-created DoFlick.
1/18/2008
Transcript and MP3 of online interview with Prof. Gerry Galloway by the Central Valley Business Times regarding a report on California flooding risks.
1/18/2008
The Sacremento Bee covers a report regarding California flooding and an article in Science magazine, both of which featured Clark School professors as authors.
1/17/2008
Prof. Gerry Galloway contributes to an article in Science magazine about reclaiming old infrastructure sites for ecological restoration. [requires a subscription]
1/17/2008
The Discovery Channel quotes Prof. Gerry Galloway.
1/14/2008
The Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Journal reports on Prof. Christopher Davis' invisibility cloak.
1/11/2008
The Engineer (UK) covers a Clark School professor working with a company to develop sensors for detecting bridge concrete temperature.
1/10/2008
The Detroit Free Press reports on Prof. Dimitrios Goulias' efforts to make bridges safer.
1/9/2008
The CATT Lab's "serious game" for training emergency responders is mentioned in a national study on virtual worlds.
1/8/2008
A Clark School alumna joins Turner Broadcasting.
1/8/2008
ME Chair Avi Bar-Cohen is quoted by the Associated Press.
1/3/2008
The Washington Times reports on bubbly research by Prof. Jim Duncan.
1/1/2008
Glass Magazine turns to Ed Link, civil engineering senior fellow, for a construction industry outlook.
12/22/2007
Prof. Hani Mahmassani weighs in on the effect of base realignments and closings (BRAC) on the area.
12/18/2008
Ray Kurzweil takes note of the Clark School's 2-D invisibility cloak in his blog.
12/18/2007
ScienceDaily covers Davis and Smolyaninov's invisibility cloak.
12/8/2007
Newsweek profiles alumna and weapons expert Anh Duong.
12/2/2007
The Baltimore Sun covers the conclusion of the Supercomputer Naming Contest (scroll down to second item).
11/28/2007
The Washington Post includes a class offered by MTECH's Certificate in Innovation Management program in its event listing for small businesses.
11/26/2007
New Scientist features Prof. Benjamin Shapiro (aerospace engineering) and his work on a "living bioterror detector."
11/19/2007
Newsweek quotes the Center for Advanced Transportation Technology's Stan Young. [article no longer available online]
11/5/2007
The Seattle Times covers Ray Phaneuf's natural process for "growing" computers (scroll to third item).
11/4/2007
"CBS Sunday Morning" features the UM Solar Decathlon Team (with video).
11/2/2007
"Good Morning America" visits the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel. (first video on the right)
11/1/2007
The New York Times features the UM Solar Decathlon team's desiccant waterfall.
10/30/2007
The Austin AmericanStatesman mentions Cukier's hacker study.
10/29/2007
USA Today quotes civil engineering's Ed Link.
10/29/2007
Chemical & Engineering News features the $2 million NSF grant for Bentley, Ghodssi, Rubloff and Payne.
10/27/2007
Washington Post coverage of the Solar Decathlon team.
10/24/2007
BusinessWeek coverage of the Solar Decathlon.
10/23/2007
Fire protection engineering Professor James Quintiere is interviewed by ABC's "20/20" regarding the phenomenon of fire tornadoes (video).
10/23/2007
PBS's "NewsHour" covers the Solar Decathlon and one of the team's faculty advisors is interviewed (video available).
10/22/2007
NBC 4 (Washington, D.C.) covers UMd.'s win of the BP Solar People's Choice award for its LEAFHouse entry into the Solar Decathlon.
10/22/2007
The Washington Post covers the UM Solar Decathlon winners.
10/22/2007
The Associated Press recognizes the UM Solar Decathlon team—the leader among the U.S. contestants.
10/21/2007
The Baltimore Sun covers the Solar Decathlon and the UMd. home.
10/20/2007
Bloggers praise LEAFHouse.
10/20/2007
Ed Link, senior researcher in civil engineering, writes a commentary piece for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
10/18/2007
More blog coverage of the Solar Decathlon team.
10/18/2007
The Washington Times features, LEAFHouse, the UM Solar Decathlon home.
10/18/2007
CNN highlights LEAFHouse (transcript).
10/16/2007
NBC 4 (Washington, D.C.) features LEAFHouse.
10/16/2007
The Houston Chronicle features the CATTLab's virtual-reality training software for emergency response personnel.
10/15/2007
CNN Student News features LEAFHouse (video).
10/15/2007
MIT's Technology Review covers Smolyaninov's "invisibility cloak."
10/12/2007
Read a Washington Post preview of the Solar Decathlon and watch a slideshow from the National Mall including pictures of the UM home.
10/12/2007
The Maryland Daily Record names Prof. Uzi Vishkin an Innovator of the Year for his work in parallel computing. [requires subscription]
10/10/2007
Prof. Romel Gomez is quoted by The Baltimore Sun regarding this year's Nobel Prize in physics.
9/27/2007
Prof. Mohammed Modarres writes a letter to the editor of The Baltimore Sun regarding nuclear energy.
9/25/2007
Forbes runs story on gift to establish seed-fund for entrepreneurs who aim to improve the world.
9/24/2007
Clark School students are quoted in a Washington Post article on federal job opportunities.
9/24/2007
PBS' "Nightly Business Report" features Prof. Peter Kofinas' research (transcript).
9/20/2007
Fortune Small Business features MTECH programs in its list of the top 25 schools for entrepreneurship.
9/18/2007
The Houston Chronicle runs a story on the $2 million NSF grant won by Bentley, Kofinas, Rubloff and Payne.
9/10/2007
The Chronicle of Higher Education features Prof. Vishkin's desktop supercomputer.
9/9/2007
PCWorld also runs a story on the desktop supercomputer.
9/4/2007
CATT's Phil Tarnoff is quoted by Australia's ABC News.
8/30/2007
Prof. Gang Qu is quoted in MIT's Technology Review.
8/26/2007
Baltimore CBS station sends reporter into the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel to experience hurricane-force winds.
8/14/2007
The Associated Press quotes bioengineering Professor Peter Kofinas regarding flexible paper batteries in an article picked up across the country.
8/3/2007
WTOP covers Michael Pack's new communications technology for emergency response and traffic agencies. (MP3)
8/3/2007
The Baltimore Sun turns to Prof. Donald Vannoy for expert analysis of the Minnesota bridge tragedy.
7/26/2007
Voice of America films a story about a collaboration between Five Aces Breeding and MIPS.
7/25/2007
Fire protection engineering professor quoted by the Associated Press.
7/23/2007
Corporation references Cukier's hacker study in release of new product.
7/22/2007
The Baltimore Sun features the Hinman CEOs and other entrepreneurship programs.
7/20/2007
The Washington Post covers new Biotechnology Research and Education Program director.
7/17/2007
News outlets across the country run story on new technology out of Center for Advanced Transportation Technology.
7/9/2007
Clark School student quoted in story on emergency and disaster planning.
7/9/2007
The Washington Post features entrepreneurial effort to create perfect strawberry.
7/2/2007
The Associated Press turns to Ed Link yet again regarding the flooding risks in New Orleans and he is quoted in articles across the country and the world.
6/28/2007
A posting on slashdot.org regarding Prof. Uzi Vishkin's supercomputer prototype drives more than 20,000 visitors to the Clark School web site.
6/25/2007
Technical and mainstream media outlets across the country carry the story of Prof. Uzi Vishkin's "desktop supercomputer."
6/21/2007
Civil engineering research engineer Ed Link is interviewed by The New York Times and the Associated Press regarding New Orleans flood risk.
6/19/2007
Fire protection engineering alumnus Chris Jelenewicz is interviewed on CBS Nightly News regarding firefighter training procedures.
6/12/2007
Prof. Eugene Keating weighs in on the debate over which grill fuel is more environmentally friendly—charcoal or gas—in an Associated Press article.
6/12/2007
Forbes covers the appointment of Dean Chang as head of MTECH.
6/8/2007
Spin features rock band Army of Me, led by mechanical engineering alumnus Vince Scheuerman.
6/7/2007
Fire protection engineering alumnus is featured on a PBS show about the deadliest fire in the country's history.
5/30/2007
The Chronicle of Higher Education quotes Jane Fines, director of undergraduate recruitment and special programs, in an article about global engineering.
5/29/2007
Clark School student and NASA Robotics Academy participant Sarah Grice is quoted by the Associated Press in an article picked up by media outlets across the country.
5/29/2007
The New York Times quotes civil engineering's Ed Link in an article about protection against hurricane damage.
5/25/2007
The Baltimore Sun quotes civil engineering Associate Professor Dimitrios Goulias in an article about advances in concrete.
5/25/2007
Gerald Galloway receives national attention for his testimony before Congress regarding water resources management.
5/18/2007
The work of John Fisher gets national and international attention after he wins stem-cell funding from the state of Maryland.
5/16/2007
Timothy Horiuchi gets Wired's attention for his work to make computers mimic bats' echolocation ability.
5/12/2007
The Baltimore Sun covers Jeong Kim's induction into the Maryland Business Hall of Fame.
4/23/2007
Prof. Bill Bentley (bioengineering) is interviewed on WTOP Radio regarding his research on nanofactories. (MP3 file)
4/2/2007
Engineering News-Record announces civil and environmental engineering Professor Ed Link has won its Award of Excellence.
3/29/2007
Forbes features Michel Cukier's work on computer security.
3/12/2007
Washington, D.C.'s FOX affiliate covers Prof. Rama Chellappa's smart security camera research.
3/10/2007
A New Orleans Times-Picayune article regarding a new levee report quotes Prof. Ed Link.
2/26/2007
USA Today and local radio station WTOP carry stories about Rama Chellappa's smart security camera research.
2/25/2007
MSNBC, BusinessWeek and many national daily newspapers run an Associated Press story about Rama Chellappa's work on improving security camera systems.
2/18/2007
The Baltimore Sun features an after-school science program run by an aerospace engineering alumnus.
2/14/2007
Radio's American Public Media covers Michel Cukier's study on hacker behavior.
2/8/2007
United Press International runs a story on Michel Cukier's hacker study.
2/7/2007
MSNBC, the Chronicle of Higher Education and PC World feature Michel Cukier's study on hackers and common passwords.
1/31/2007
Professional Engineer features the Department of Fire Protection Engineering and its recent anniversary (link's to pdf).
1/17/2007
MIT's Technology Review features Prof. Rama Chellappa's gait analysis software.
1/10/2007
ECE Professor Uzi Vishkin is quoted by PC Magazine about advances in microchips.
1/5/2007
Prof. Rama Chellappa's work on gait and behavior recognition is covered by the Baltimore Sun (video also available).
1/2/2007
Professor Shihab Shamma is interviewed by NPR about his impressions on the situation in his home country of Iraq.
1/2/2007
Research Scientist Diganta Das (Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering) is quoted in the New York Times in an article about refurbishing computers.
12/31/2006
The Los Angeles Times quotes Ed Link in an article about the New Orleans levee-risk study.
12/8/2006
The Baltimore Sun features an alumna's efforts to help young mothers earn college degrees.
10/25/2006
Fox News affiliate WTTG covers MIPS company ACAGI.
10/20/2006
The Baltimore Sun covers Women in Engineering's efforts to interest females in math and science, quotes Clark School graduate student.
10/15/2006
The Washington Post previews and covers the groundbreaking of the Energetics Technology Center in Indian Head, Md.
10/1/2006
The Baltimore Sun mentions the Clark School's Engineers Without Borders chapter (story no longer available online).
9/20/2006
The Financial Times quotes Prof. Hani Mahmassani.
9/11/2006
axonX, a company collaborating with Prof. Jim Milke, wins Wall Street Journal innovation honors.
9/7/2006
Alumni Jeffrey Bernstein and Brian Hinman are featured in The New York Times.
8/29/2006
Prof. Hani Mahmassani is quoted by The Wall Street Journal.
8/23/2006
Professor Reinhard Radermacher is quoted by the Discovery Channel's Discovery News.
8/15/2006
The Baltimore Sun covers the latest round of MIPS funding (article no longer available online).
8/7/2006
The Philadelphia Inquirer covers Reza Ghodssi's chitosan research.
8/1/2006
USA Today quotes VentureAccelerator Director Scott Laughlin on what makes a successful entrepreneur.
7/29/2006
The Washington Post covers MTECH's "Discovering New Ventures" course for teens.
7/26/06
WTOP Radio (MP3 file) and NBC4 (Washington, D.C.) cover Reza Ghodssi's nano-sensors, which make use of a material found in crab shells.
7/17/06
WTOP Radio (MP3 file) covers Jeffrey Herrmann's flu clinic planning model, which is required by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for counties that receive CDC funding.
7/2/06
The Sacramento Bee quotes civil engineering professor Gerald Galloway on the Katrina disaster.
6/19/06
MIPS company Calibrant Biosystems, led by mechanical engineering Associate Professor Don Devoe, is profiled in The Washington Post.
June 2006
Senior research engineer Lewis "Ed" Link is interviewed by media outlets across the country, including the New York Times, regarding the culpability of the Army Corps of Engineers in the failure of the New Orleans levee system.
5/25/2006
Prof. Mario Dagenais, electrical and computer engineering, is quoted by MIT Technology Review about advances in fiber-optic networks.
5/10/2006
Prof. Michel Cukier's study on chatroom users is covered by the Associated Press and featured across the country on the radio.
May 2006
Alumnus Dwight Williams gets a mention in the current issue of Ebony magazine for being named Young Engineer of the Year (story not available online).
4/29/2006
Explosives expert and Clark School alumna Anh Duong is profiled by The Washington Post.
April 2006
ASEE's Prism magazine features the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building.
3/27/06
The Washington Post profiles MIPS company Advanced Digital Forensic Solutions Inc.
3/26/2006
The Baltimore Sun interviews several UM faculty about port security, including the Clark School's Hani Mahmassani.
3/19/2006
The Baltimore Sun quotes CEEE researcher Dennis Moran regarding the impending electricity rate hike.
3/10/2006
Clark School researcher Ed Link is quoted in publications varying from The New York Times to The Washington Post regarding the New Orleans levee breaches.
2/23/2006
WUSA 9 News (Washington, D.C.) interviews professors Nam Sun Wang and Gregory Jackson about their research into alternative fuel sources.
2/23/2006
The Chronicle of Philanthropy profiles bioengineering benefactor and medical device inventor Robert E. Fischell.
2/23/2006
Clark School benefactors A. James Clark and Robert E. Fischell make The Chronicle of Philanthropy's list of America's most generous donors.
2/19/2006
The Associated Press uses Prof. Gerry Galloway as a source in an article on flood-zone development.
2/18/2006
Reuters quotes Prof. Gerry Galloway on the possibility of future Katrina-like disasters.
2/18/2006
MSNBC quotes Prof. Gerry Galloway on the risk of floods sparked by California earthquakes.
2/17/2006
FOXNews covers a MIPS company developing a new breast cancer test kit.
2/6/2006
The Washington Post profiles MIPS company Imagilin.
2/1/2006
Several local news outlets cover the latest round of MIPS funding including WTOP Radio and The Baltimore Sun (story no longer available online).
1/30/2006
The Washington Post profiles MIPS start-up NextBreath LLC.
1/29/2006
UM President C.D. Mote, Jr., advocates for U.S. competitiveness in science and technology in The Baltimore Sun (column no longer available online).
1/17/2006
The Los Angeles Times quotes Prof. Gerry Galloway in an article on the failure of the New Orleans levees.
1/3/2006
The Baltimore Sun runs a feature on the life of Robert Fischell, benefactor of the new Fischell Department of Bioengineering and Robert E. Fischell Institute for Biomedical Devices at the Clark School (story no longer available online).
12/22/2005
The Washington Post features the futuristic ferry and the Wind Tunnel's involvement in the project.
12/21/2005
A plane-like passenger ferry developed in conjunction with Clark School researchers is highlighted by WBAL Radio (Baltimore).
12/20/2005
The Associated Press story on the Fischell bioengineering gift is picked up by news outlets across the country from The New York Times to The San Francisco Chronicle and many places in between.
12/19/2005
The Baltimore Sun covers the announcement of the Fischell family gift (story no longer available online).
12/18/2005
The Washington Post highlights the Fischell family's gift to the Clark School.
12/10/2005
Lewis 'Ed' Fink, a senior fellow in civil engineering, was quoted in the Los Angeles Times in an article on the investigation of New Orleans levee failure. (free registration required)
12/8/2005
The New Orleans Times-Picayune quotes Prof. Gerry Galloway in an article on levee failure.
12/6/2005
Elisabeth Smela is mentioned in a CNN story on the development of artificial muscles.
11/26/2005
The Washington Times features the CATT lab in an article on using cell phones to track traffic.
11/17/2005
The Baltimore Sun quotes civil engineering's Phil Tarnoff regarding a traffic-tracking project using cell phones (story no longer available online).
11/17/2005
The Center for Advanced Transportation Technology is featured on ABC 7 News (Washington, D.C.).
11/16/2005
WUSA 9 News (Washington, D.C.) profiles alumnus Dwight Williams, People Magazine's "Sexiest Engineer Alive."
11/15/2005
Michael Pack, director of CATT, is interviewed by WUSA 9 News (Washington, D.C.).
11/13/2005
The Newark Star-Ledger profiles Bell Labs president, Jeong Kim.
11/10/2005
The New York Times quotes civil engineering researcher Phil Tarnoff in an article on using cell phones to track traffic. (Article available through The New York Times archives for a fee.)
11/9/2005
FOXNews.com runs a story on Prof. Jeffrey Herrmann's vaccination clinic software.
Beating the Flu Queue—From the WTOP Radio Series on Engineering.
(link to Yahoo! News)
United Press International runs a story on Prof. Sreeramamurthy Ankem's discovery involving titanium alloys.
The Washington Post features MIPS-funded Atlantic Biomass Conversions Inc.
CNBC focuses on the UM solar house in its coverage of the Solar Decathlon.
The Washington Post features the UM Solar Decathlon team's Terps House.
Gang-Len Chang, civil engineering professor, serves as expert on red-light cameras for The Washington Post.
The UM Solar Decathlon team receives coverage from The Washington Post.
Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein details the Kim Building dedication and the vision of Dean Nariman Farvardin and Dr. Jeong H. Kim, '91, to propel the Clark School into the top tier of engineering schools.
Small Times Magazine and the Maryland Daily Record cover the dedication of the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building.
Prof. Dave Akin is interviewed on NPR regarding NASA's plans to send humans to the moon.
Prof. Gerald Galloway is interviewed by numerous media outlets including the Baltimore Sun (article no longer available online), Houston Chronicle and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for his expertise on levee systems.
The Washington Post profiles Terps' starting quarterback Sam Hollenbach.
The Baltimore Sun follows mechanical engineering undergrad John Leatherman through the trials and tribulations of a demolition derby. (Article no longer available online.)
Donald Langenberg, chancellor emeritus of the University System of Maryland and professor of physics and electrical engineering, calls for innovation in math and science education in a Baltimore Sun op-ed column. (Article no longer available online.)
The Washington Business Journal details grant won by TAP-participant Innovative Biosensors
The New York Times profiles Clark School alumnus Mike Griffin, head of NASA
The Baltimore Sun highlights a MTECH program for rising high-school entrepreneurs (article no longer available online)
Trufina, a TAP participant, is featured in The Washington Post
A MIPS-funded company is profiled by The Washington Post
Prof. Hani Mahmassani is quoted by The Washington Post in an article on transporation projects
Alumnus quoted by The Baltimore Sun in an article on the Space Shuttle program
Prof. Ali Mosleh is quoted in USA Today in an article on the Space Shuttle (only available on Lexis-Nexis)
The Washington Post gives an 'A' to the Maryland Center for Integrated Nano Science and Engineering
Baltimore Sun coverage of a Clark School center's energetics research in Southern Maryland (article no longer available on Baltimore Sun site)
The Christian Science Monitor quotes Prof. James Quintiere in an article on keeping buildings safe from terrorism
The Baltimore Business Journal covers a Clark School partnership on biotechnology
The Baltimore Sun features a company in the Clark School's Maryland Technology Extension Service (.PDF file)
The Baltimore Sun covers Dean Nariman Farvardin's involvement in a local nanotech council (article no longer available online)
A MIPS-funded company is profiled by The Washington Post
Small Times covers the Clark School's #1 rating in Nano Education
The Washington Post profiles Clark School alumnus, professor and benefactor Jeong Kim (article available through Washington Post archives for a fee)
USA Today, Associated Press quote Center for Advanced Transportation Technology Director Philip Tarnoff (articles avaiable on Lexis-Nexis)
The New Scientist quotes Prof. James Quintiere on why the Twin Towers collapsed
Fort Worth Star-Telegram article on alumnus Gordon England's nomination to DoD post (article available through Star-Telegram archives for a fee)
The New York Times endorses alumnus Michael Griffin to lead NASA in an editorial (column available through Times archives for a fee)
Popular Mechanics features the Clark School's graduate nuclear engineering program
The Washington Post writes about a MIPS-funded company pioneering a new wave of agriculture on the Eastern Shore
Washington Post coverage of A. James Clark's landmark gift to the Clark School
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