Award recognizes her contributions to NASA Langley’s flight vehicle dynamics research and digital transformation activities.
Augmented reality, haptics combine to create immersive aviation experiences.
Aerospace Engineering alumna Pauline Annen (M.S., ’12) has built a successful career in corporate aviation as both a pilot and engineer.
Department of Aerospace Engineering Chair Alison Flatau shares some of her aerospace engineering journey.
Women continue to shape history, including at the Clark School of Engineering. This month we celebrate those landmarks and the work necessary to forge them, and how it’s incumbent upon our larger community to assist in this work.
AIAA honors longtime professor for seminal schievements.
Alison Flatau has been named the new chair of aerospace engineering at UMD.
Undergraduate and graduate students take top spots at AIAA’s Region 1 Young Professionals, Students, and Educators Conference.
Student organization celebrates five years of accomplishments during 2019 WIAA Night.
Baras honored for his technical contributions and commercialization leadership of Internet over satellite, hybrid satellites, and terrestrial networks.
Dr. Salamanca-Riba will help facilitate opportunities for advancement among University faculty members, especially under-represented groups.
Two B.S. 2014 UMD aerospace engineering alums, Cory Frontin and Spencer Stebbins, receive NASA fellowships.
Aerospace Engineering Professor recognized for contributions to the field of smart structures and materials.
Aerospace Engineering grad students Shrestha and Geerts place first and second at 2015 AIAA YPSE Region 1 competition.
Event Highlights 3D Printing, Additive Manufacturing Technologies at UMD
Professor Alison Flatau promoted to Fellow for years of AIAA service and academic and research excellence.
Wheel Shields and UMDTutor2Go received top honors at the event.
U-Md. startup Tauros Engineering wins top spot in 17th annual Harvard New Venture Completion
New Business Model Challenge focuses on business model generation, customer development and pivoting.
26th annual awards ceremony honors most promising campus inventions.
Project will advance technology for the real-time detection of bridge scou, a leading cause of failure for bridges in the U.S.
Clark School Associate Dean of Research honored for scholarship and engineering excellence
Flatau, Martins, Kofinas to serve Clark School in new roles; Gupta to lead NSF initiative.
Experts tackle issues regarding energy security, nuclear energy, biomedical research, and science and technology.
Professor and entrepreneur is ADVANCE Professor for Women Faculty of Color.
SPIE Smart Structures and Materials honor recognizes service, contributions to field.
New NSF-funded UM program seeks to advance women faculty in science, engineering.
Honor recognizes leadership in education and advancement of women engineers.
Aerospace, mechanical engineering students receive premier award for undergraduates.
International society honors AeroE professor for smart structures and materials research.
AeroE professor to lead research initiatives for up to three years.
Conservation advocate Philip Hannam serves as student speaker.
L'Oreal USA Fellowship for Women in Science awarded to alumna.
Junior, two seniors take top three spots in technical paper competition.
Madeline Kirk announced as first recipient of Anderson Scholarship in Aerospace Engineering.
Awards fund aerospace and ISR national defense research.
Clark School faculty succeeded in obtaining Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) award of $5.25M.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Fall 2002, with an introduction by Dean Nariman Farvardin.
