Presentation highlights CEEE's energy audit work, from on-site assessments to AI-powered software.
Sanjeev Sathyamoorthy Earns IEEE EPS Scholarship for Undergraduate Research at CALCE
Batteries Editor’s Choice Articles
The five-year award expected to total $37.5M supports the institute’s next phase of research, education and workforce development.
New data outlined in Cell Press' 'Device' and IEEE 'Journal of Microelectromechanical Systems'
Publication of IEEE Std 1413-2026: IEEE Standard for Framework for Reliability Prediction of Hardware
CALCE Research Project Highlighted by UL Research Institutes
New energy bill will not fix soaring electric bills alone
Prof. Michael Pecht's Study on Reliability and Risk in Space-Based Data Centers
Amir Hossein Zabihi Tari Presents at IEEE ITherm 2026
BIOE and BCE students won top honors at the 2026 Capstone Expo for patient care tech innovations.
Engineering faculty and student researchers led—or participated in—projects awarded by UMD
Michael Pecht Ranked Among World’s Top Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Scientists for 2026
Honoring 86 undergraduates who exemplify the college’s commitment to excellence
A team of graduate engineering students is proving that in the world of high-stakes hacking, the best defense is a Maryland offense.
Clark School dean has now received the two top awards in thermal management.
We are proud to have a dynamic community, and we are honored to build and strengthen it together.
The third annual
Maryland MedTech Summit, held on March 24, 2026, at the University of Maryland, attracted over 400 attendees from across the DMV region, and delegations from Canada and Japan.
Professor Michael Pecht to Deliver Plenary Address on Advanced Electronics Reliability Prediction
Full-support award supports outstanding students in the latter stages of completing their dissertations.
Machine-learning–powered software helps predict building energy use, cut emissions, and meet emerging carbon requirements.
UMD faculty member outlines a novel approach to tackling a major AI-era challenge.
By a Team Lead By Prof. Michael G. Pecht, Director of CALCE
Prof. Pecht, KFUPM,
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Electronics Failure Analysis Course, including
lectures, case studies, demonstrations, and laboratory training
Michael Pecht, Clarivate, Highly Cited Researcher
Latest Series of Commitments Adds to Legacy of Giving at UMD
Devon Richman Presents CALCE Research on Power Spectrum Analysis
Barbee, Healy, Otte, and Saetti named to AIAA class of 2026 Associate Fellows.
Moore’s Law and the Journey Ahead: Integrated Circuits in Extreme Environments
Projects promote multidisciplinary collaboration and innovative research
Applying electric fields could impact frost formation and improve equipment performance.
CEEE researchers conduct an extensive energy audit of Annapolis facilities.
University of Maryland MATRIX Lab hosts retirement sendoff for former leader Matt Scassero
#1 globally for normalized citation impact in Sustainable Science and Technology
Awards recognize the world’s most talented engineering students pursuing careers in vertical flight.
Aditya Ramnarayan and Dana Kang receive ASHRAE grants for their research in heating, refrigerating and air conditioning.
BIOE and BCE students showcased innovative health tech solutions at the 2025 Capstone Design Expo.
Aute plans to lead CEEE into a new age of HVAC&R innovation.
Amadou Wade turns personal passion into a drone course for local high school students.
Join us this April, as we celebrate Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month and Southwest Asian and North African Heritage Month.
Students share their findings with HVAC experts at the industrywide 2025 ASHRAE Winter Conference.
16 booths and 3 tech demos highlighted
Join us this March as we celebrate Women’s History Month and Multiracial Heritage Month.
Faculty assistant escapes danger in Myanmar and earns M.Eng. at UMD.
FPE shares a message on the passing of long-time colleague, friend and mentor.
Scholars earned the distinction for their contributions to the aerospace field.
Ali Tohidi, an assistant professor at San Jose State University, will join the faculty in 2025.
Latest iteration of medical device features dissolving microneedles for drug delivery; external magnetic control
Research Supported by NSF NCS Program
More than 500 Clark School Seniors Showcase Engineering Solutions to Real-World Problems
Maryland Engineers Take Home Top Prize at 2024 Innovate Maryland
Maryland Engineering honored 79 undergraduates who exemplify the college's commitment to excellence at this year's ceremony event, held April 29 in the Stamp Student Union. Five were recognized with Dean's Awards.
Straker attended the University of Maryland because of its commitment to medical device research through initiatives like the Fischell Institute for Biomedical Devices, and for its relationship with research institutions like the National Institutes of Health.
UMD alum is set to fly to the ISS in the coming weeks.
Asian, Black, and Latinx neighbornoods are more likely to be located near hazardous crossings.
High-profile event highlights university’s leadership role in the field.
The professor was an invited speaker at the 14th International Symposium on Fire Safety Science to address one of the main challenges in fire research.
Engineering Keystone Instructor’s Funny, Informative Videos Garner Cult Following
UMD Professor Paul Albertus a Keynote Speaker
Tubaldi Lab researcher lands prestigious DoD award.
The innovation, which protects fragile components, has been published in the Nature journal Microsystems & Nanoengineering.
On May 8, 2023, 24 teams presented novel designs at the BIOE Capstone Design Competition.
Maryland Engineering honored 70 undergraduates who exemplify the college’s commitment to excellence at this year’s ceremony event, held May 10 in the Stamp Student Union. Five were recognized with Dean’s Awards.
Researchers will help develop more efficient cooling for data centers.
Work by Clark School faculty, alumni and students is published on IEEE Access.
This center will pursue intelligent sensing to action: Sensing capabilities and embedded intelligence to enable fast and efficient generation of actions.
UMD's new spring actuator, microneedle innovations bring therapeutic ingestible capsules for GI tract diseases closer to reality.
Neelesh Mupparapu (B.S. bioengineering '22) named one of 12 winners to pursue graduate study in Ireland
Among the precious cargo launching to the ISS aboard SpaceX CRS-26 is an experiment designed by UMD students.
The event emphasized research, advanced education, and outreach collaborations for the region, the state of Maryland and the nation.
UMD Chair of Mechanical Engineering also wins AIAA’s Pendray Award.
UMD researchers use AI and robotics to help revive a struggling industry.
New multidisciplinary collaborations take on challenges like Alzheimer’s disease prevention.
Three UAS Test Site summer interns put their innovative ideas to the test.
Prof. Kuo is leading an effort to develop first-of-kind therapeutics to repair injured or weakened tendons.
The UMD-based center marked its 30
th anniversary at a gala event on June 9.
This year, Maryland Engineering honors 69 undergraduates who exemplify the college’s commitment to excellence; five are recognized with Dean’s Awards.
Can smoking excessive amounts of weed harm the heart? Researchers aim to find out.
Transportation safety, impact of telecommuting among topics covered by UMD experts.
The five interdisciplinary projects funded by the BBI offer cutting-edge approaches to translational neuroscience.
Clark School researchers among the "who's who" of influential researchers, according to Clarivate.
For 18 Years, Student Organization Has Sent Science Sky-high
Fu will develop a decision-support tool to help individual patients decide what transplant option is best for them.
UMD and Duke scientists have showed that quantum computers can be better than the sum of their parts, a foundational step toward eventually combating errors in larger quantum devices.
Jenna Mueller is working to improve access for patients in the US and low-and middle income countries.
This free, virtual event will take place on Thursday, July 22, 2021.
The title is a recognition of excellence, impact, and significant contribution to the nominee's field, knowledge, profession, and/or practice.
Fourteen Clark School students pursuing their Ph.D.s in engineering have been awarded Ann G. Wylie Dissertation Fellowships by the University of Maryland Graduate School.
The award is given to a doctoral candidate who has served at least one academic year as a teaching assistant with commendable performance, and who has demonstrated excellence beyond his or her course work.
Marksz will be honored at a virtual ceremony in May.
Pines Announces New Quantum Business Incubator, Presents Invention and Entrepreneurship Awards
CALCE scientist Michael Osterman co-leads a DoD project with Auburn and Purdue.
Dr. Baheti passed away in March and will be greatly missed by ISR, ECE and the Clark School.
Whittingham won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work with Li-ion batteries.
Inglut recently received the Outstanding Graduate Assistant Award and the Clark Doctoral Mid-Career Award.
UMD engineers awarded for 3D nanoprinting strategy that opens the door for microinjection applications.
UMD researchers presented new findings, tools, and technologies, including a COVID-19 Impact Dashboard that leverages mobile device data.
The operations research expert argues more lives would be saved with a less-rigid strategy.
Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers have published multiple papers frequently cited by their peers over the last decade.
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.
Mechanical Engineering Distinguished University
Professor Avram Bar-Cohen helped lay the scientific foundations for the thermal management of electronics components.
New research could improve UAV use for search and rescues in hazardous conditions with no communication network.
Simulation optimization aims to guide planning and decision making under uncertainty in complex dynamic settings.
UMD professor to develop new technology for studying individual cell behavior.
As curriculum shifted online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Clark School discovered new ways for students to benefit from collaboration in class, engage with the university community, and build relationships with their peers.
Multi-institutional study published in Science Advances.
Phenomenon could lead to improved oil spill remediation and provide a source of clean energy.
UMD Professor and Quantum Technology Center Director, Ronald Walsworth, and his colleagues, have developed a way to use diamonds to see the elusive details of electrical currents.
The research is helping medical team in Wuhan’s Jinyintan Hospital prepare and allocate resources and support decisions.
In its 23 years, NEXTOR has developed decision support tools, operational and system concepts, and policymaking tools that benefit the FAA, the airline industry and the flying public.
BIOE seniors present Capstone projects and celebrate winners virtually.
Gollner will be honored at the 38th International Symposium on Combustion next year.
The new UMB-UMCP program has announced its first grants for projects combining AI and medicine.
In a new paper in
Science Advances, researchers from UMD and several other institutions presented a new method for identifying and characterizing topological invariants on various experimental platforms, testing their protocol in a quantum simulator made of neutral atoms.
Six members of the BIOE community receive the prestigious award this year.
Professor DeClaris joined the UMD faculty in 1967 and served as Head of the Electrical Engineering Department. After stepping down as head, he continued to teach until his retirement in 2011.
Data Analysis Shows Erratic Response to COVID-19 Restrictions
UMD’s Maryland Transportation Institute and CATT Lab are analyzing data gleaned from mobile devices.
Dubai's Recycling Hub recycles up to 40,000 tons of e-waste per year.
New review article by original author Michael Fu traces game-playing AI programs to seminal 2005 paper in Operations Research.
AMBIC Industry Board members and other researchers convened to discuss new and ongoing projects.
Grants will fund studies, led by Michael Gollner, of wildfires as they move into communities.
Meeting intended to help combat effects of oil pollution.
CEE professors led sustainability-focused study abroad programs in Iceland and Italy.
UMD engineers demonstrate new approach by 3D printing a five-material DNA-inspired microstructure that is a fraction of the size of a human hair.
FPE Alumni Jack Medovich discusses how his education compelled him to start a non-profit geared towards empowering child burn victims.
The Clark School honors this year's alumni celebrating the 50th, 55th, 60th, and 70th anniversaries of their University of Maryland graduations.
The Center for Engineering Concepts Development celebrated its distinguished history and decades of accomplishments during their 20th Anniversary and Middleton Luncheon.
More than 20 teams of senior-level students showcased solution-driven projects.
Students award AWCAA $10,000 to help African women with cancer.
Joint UMD, TAMU study affirms urban flooding is a growing threat across the U.S.
"Power in numbers" is how Michael Otte, an engineer at the University of Maryland, approaches robot decision making.
With a $1.5 million award from the Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program, a UMD engineer will co-lead a research effort to quantify the pulmonary and cardiovascular health consequences to firefighters exposed to wildland fire smoke.
Researchers are developing a tool to help officials better meet the needs of vulnerable populations.
The project is funded under the Office of Naval Research Atmospheric Propagation Studies for High Energy Lasers program.
Gemstone Honors group explores biocompatible hydrogel fabrication for use at point of care.
An annual event honored the academic achievements of the Clark School's diverse student body.
Clark School professor is a member of a team that will research piezoelectric energetics.
DURIP supports university research in technical areas of interest to the Department of Defense.
AASHTO members now have direct access to CATT Lab tools.
Marcus, Fu, Simon and Babadi will build a scalable, risk-sensitive and real time optimization framework tailored to noninvasive neuroimaging data from the human brain.
Maryland's is among the first “core swarm sprints” projects awarded in DARPA’s OFFensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics (OFFSET) program.
Researchers are the first to create nanoscale particles composed of up to eight distinct elements generally known to be immiscible.
UMD Energy Innovation Technologies dominate
Faculty, staff, and students gave more than 50 presentations during the four-day event.
Building Together: An Investment for Maryland Will Transform UMD Through $219,486,000 Gift
Multiple FPE researchers recognized at international fire conference in Sweden.
Raquel Hakes will use the fellowship to focus on her wildfire research.
The competition was organized by UMD's student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Drs. Peter Sunderland and Michael Gollner will be promoted, effective August 1.
UMD to Collaborate with Rice University, Wake Forest to Advance 3-D Printing Applications for Regenerative Medicine
Researchers will develop tools/strategies that encourage software developers to write more secure code
The PECASE is the highest federal government honor for science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their careers.
Grant marks more than $30,000 in student-awarded grants given through landmark engineering philanthropy course.
UMD Tests Communications Systems in Real Time with First Responders
The story of Diamondback Brewing begins a short stroll from the University of Maryland campus.
BIOE Professor and Associate Dean Peter Kofinas receives R01 for innovative surgical sealant and application technique research.
A team of researchers in the A. James Clark School of Engineering say their discovery of a type of fire tornado they call a blue whirl could lead to beneficial new approaches in reduced carbon emissions and improved oil spill cleanup.
Clark School researchers describe a previously unobserved flame phenomenon in a new peer-reviewed paper.
National Fire Protection Association recognizes UMD Fire Protection Engineering research team with 2016 Fire Protection Research Foundation Medal.
FPE Assistant Professor Michael Gollner recreates parts of the Fort McMurray blaze.
The National Transportation Center at Maryland hosts nearly 200 transportation experts for innovation and policy summit.
The Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Program honors members of UMD faculty who have demonstrated outstanding scholarly achievements along with equally outstanding accomplishments as teachers.
University System of Maryland award recognizes Kim for his contributions to teaching.
Campus inventors to be honored at Celebration of Innovation and Partnerships
UMD is one of five institutions with all four nominees named scholars
Chang, Fu, Hu and Marcus developed ideas at the core of the system that defeated Go master Lee Se-Dol in early March.
UMD researchers showcase transformative energy research at ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit
Teams will be competing for $2 million in prize money
Design Day showcases Mechanical Engineering students' capstone design projects and solutions-driven prototypes.
UMD research awards are part of the NSF’s Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) program
Papamanthou will use NSF grant to make advanced data structures more secure
UMD has most active ARPA-E awards among all U.S. universities.
Mechanical Engineering Professor Michael Ohadi recently received the ASHRAE E.K. Campbell Award of Merit.
Report highlights how CATT Lab is using visualization tools to help authorities manage and respond to traffic incidents.
Findings may impact firefighting strategy, safety, effectiveness
Gollner group at the forefront of a mostly unexplored field of research.
Professor Michael Pecht received the Distinguished Scientist of 2015 award from the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) President’s International Fellowship Initiative (PIFI).
UMD Represented on 6 of 22 Teams Awarded University Research Initiative Grants by the Department of Defense
The U.S. Energy Department’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) funds two UMD teams to improve power plant cooling efficiency.
Fischell Department of Bioengineering senior recognized for work with trilayer skin substitutes.
University System of Maryland recognizes mechanical engineering faculty for excellence in scholarship.
Annual award recognizes outstanding service to the state.
Cyberinfrastructure is designed to predict, monitor and mitigate wildfires.
"Enhanced Acoustic Sensing through Wave Compression and Pressure Amplification in Anisotropic Metamaterials" published in
Nature Communications
Iribe's gift to support new building and scholarship fund.
Energy storage research at UMERC has been selected by NASA to potentially power future space missions.
New material designed to boost performance of solar cells, displays, and electronics published in
Nature Communications.
Students' inventions range from diagnostic devices to accident prevention products.
Alumni-founded company races past $50,000 goal in 11 minutes, hits $1 million in 25 hours.
Clark School researchers sweep three categories for 2013 Invention of the Year
Segment was part of "Forces of Nature" week on
Daily Planet.
Dr. Michael Pecht and the Center for Advanced Life Cycle Engineering
Leading tech entrepreneurs to share business experiences.
Electrical Engineering and Math major was one of three University of Maryland students selected
Mechanical Engineering Professor Michael Ohadi recognized for Excellence in Innovation.
Gollner, Trouvé part of team backed by UMD Council on the Environment seed grant.
Student team wins award for "Low-Resistance Seamless Wedge Thermal Connectors."
Award will fund research into decentralization and parsimony for implementable control of massively interconnected systems.
Mi, Stoliarov, Liu, Rotkowitz, and Jewell awarded 5-year research grants from the National Science Foundation.
Prof. Gerald Galloway testifies before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
Maryland Cybersecurity Center showcase event features speakers from academia, private sector, government.
New Business Model Challenge focuses on business model generation, customer development and pivoting.
CALCE director working on battery management system that tracks multiple operating parameters.
Station will aid pilots in navigating extreme regional weather changes.
Clark School selects 20 to participate in program that helps place students as faculty at leading institutions.
CATT Lab will provide demonstrations during Data Innovation Day
Professor has been elected to 15-member council for the National Technical University of Athens.
Fuentevilla refines equations defining critical parameters of aqueous salt solutions.
Fund will support one undergraduate and one graduate student.
BioE sophomore developing potentially life-saving products with Kofinas Group.
Twenty-two top students from across the country demonstrate faculty-advised research projects.
Combustion, fluid dynamics expert Michael Gollner to join Department of Fire Protection Engineering.
Students part of 10-week Research Opportunities in Miniature Robotics program.
Five Clark School professors to receive support for state-of-the-art equipment.
Hulka, Hendricks awards will fund diverse sustainable energy research projects.
Delegation seeks partnerships, information on American universities.
In unique collaboration, engineer and criminologist apply criminological concepts and research methods to study of cybercrime.
ECE-affiliated Associate Professor Michael Hicks has been selected to serve as the University of Maryland Cybersecurity Center's new director.
Department of Homeland Security boosts funding for D.C.-area information-sharing network.
Series features alumnus Michael S. Torok, Sikorsky VP and chief engineer of Marine Corps Programs/CH-53K, Nov. 10.
Praise for team entered into the Congressional Record.
Engineer who revolutionized prognostics for electronics systems is inducted into Clark School's Innovation Hall of Fame.
Clark School Outstanding Research Awards recognize professors' work in nanostructures for advanced batteries, nanoparticle characterization.
$1.2M National Science Foundation-sponsored research could lead to optical computing, invisibility cloaks.
Aranda-Espinoza wins Human Frontier Science Program research grant.
Aviation operations collaboration is worth up to $60 million over length of contract.
Collier Trophy-winning helicopter sets unofficial speed record of 290 mph.
Program recognizes outstanding graduate students in NSF-supported fields.
Researchers who make training games for first responders win local Global Game Jam.
In breakthrough batteries, virally structured nano-electrodes boost energy capacity 10-fold.
50-year career in radiation chemistry and physics honored at conference.
L-3 Communications funds student programs, scholarships and fellowships, supports
Great Expectations campaign.
Speech software from Clark School's Espy-Wilson wins top prize, Citrin Award.
IEEE recognizes ME professor, CALCE director with Exceptional Technical Achievement Award.
Advanced visualization and data fusion system helped emergency management officials.
Future engineers learn about "smart" traffic tech, use accident training simulator.
Collaboration will help ease local traffic congestion through better communications.
ChBE undergraduate brings One Laptop Per Child program to Madagascar.
High-capacity battery, Third World micro-power grids, other business plan winners.
Shenqiang Ren (materials science and engineering) takes first place and $1,500 prize.
Student presents at National Society of Black Engineers Annual Convention.
Maryland NanoCenter researchers create new device to store electrical energy.
Alum worked for 40 years at Lockheed and was designer in Skunkworks project.
Former NASA head receives National Space Trophy.
Alexander Schwarzkopf Prize recognizes reliability, supply chain research.
ChBE professor named provost and dean for faculty at Mills College.
Madeline Kirk announced as first recipient of Anderson Scholarship in Aerospace Engineering.
Lifetime Achievement Award recipient to discuss new approach to qualification testing.
Watch video of Michael Maccoby's presentation.
Student society to host panels, seminars on nuclear and alternative energy.
Clark School develops online training environment for emergency responders.
New transportation technology seeks to improve information, traffic flow.
Three winners chosen among nine finalists.
Constellation Energy and AREVA Inc. encourage undergraduates to consider nuclear power.
Traffic research nets $500,000 from Department of Homeland Security.
2D-Security Mark, Electronic Receipts, Affiliate Marketing Companies Take Top Prizes
The 16 semifinalist teams include university faculty, students, and young alumni.
Engineering scholarship benefactors and their student recipients met over lunch at the Kim Building this week.
Alumnus and NASA Administrator Michael Griffin shared his vision for space exploration at the Clark School this week.
Electrical and computer engineering (ECE) undergraduate Amon Ducao took a first prize in the 2005 Maryland Engineering Research Internship Teams (MERIT) Fair.
Public policy, business and engineering experts debated international energy issues in a panel hosted by the new Master of Engineering and Public Policy program.
Clark School ME faculty and grad students win design competition to build eco-friendly welcome center.
A list of Clark school accomplishments for Spring 2002
