The Edward and Jennifer St. John Center for Translational Engineering and Medicine targets innovation and impact.
The five-year award expected to total $37.5M supports the institute’s next phase of research, education and workforce development.
Agreement builds on the successful NEXPLORE 2040 partnership between xFoundry, UMD, and NASA
UMD president and Glenn L. Martin Professor of Aerospace Engineering to be inducted for educational excellence
The new, sustainable hub for interdisciplinary engineering is on schedule for completion.
BIOE alumna and advisory board member joins national cohort of emerging STEM leaders.
Pines and Raghavan Honored for ‘Translating Research Into Products and Services That Improve Lives’
Latest Series of Commitments Adds to Legacy of Giving at UMD
The first cohort of University of Maryland B.S.–M.D. students begins its journey to bridge engineering, data science, and medicine.
Sharing News of Herbert Rabin's Passing.
Will
Oversee Annual $1.4B in Research Activities at College Park, Baltimore Campuses
University of Maryland MATRIX Lab hosts retirement sendoff for former leader Matt Scassero
The inaugural CSPN Summit left Clark Scholars and program leaders feeling united by community and inspired by Mr. Clark’s legacy.
Mixed use space will allow for expansion of quantum research and education at UMD
Former CEEE director recognized for scholarship and inventions in sustainable energy systems.
The future of quantum science and technology is being defined by leading researchers around the world, including at the University of Maryland (UMD).
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he Clark School community joined together with family and friends to honor the recipients of the 2024 Outstanding Commitment Endowed Prize in Engineering for Faculty and Staff.
The visit was an effort to connect the university’s biotechnology and advanced manufacturing personnel with Taiwanee representatives in the hopes of future collaborations.
Maryland Engineering continues to drive progress as we enter 2025.
At the A. James Clark School of Engineering, we honor the contributions of Black engineering trailblazers, whose accomplishments improve our society through innovation and leadership.
Strategic Partnership Aims to Cement State, D.C. Region as World-Leading Quantum Science and Innovation Hub
Philanthropic investment fuels BIOE innovation, collaboration, and accelerated tech transfer to improve human health
Tao, Vishkin Honored for ‘Creating Tangible Impacts’
At Maryland Engineering, we recognize and celebrate the diversity of stories and contributions among our students, faculty, staff, and alums.
Clark School faculty and partners join prestigious U.S. National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center.
Governor Moore and ARPA-E Director Wang applaud local UMD startup
Students Compete, and Learn Engineering Principles, With Rubber Band-Powered Carts
Maryland Engineering will showcase how we are translating strengths in quantum, pioneering artificial intelligence education, democratizing engineering for all, and reimagining higher education research.
College Park Academy Students Design Adaptive Stick as Part of Engineering for Us All Program
Maryland Engineers Take Home Top Prize at 2024 Innovate Maryland
The Clark School pays tribute to the many contributions and legacies of Black Americans in the United States by learning more about some of our most pioneering and influential community members, past and present.
Materials Science and Engineering celebrated its anniversary on November 7, 2023.
Hu’s Super Wood Among 40 Great Innovations Offering Scalable Solutions to Societal Challenges
Biden recognizes Jeong H. Kim for advances in broadband optical systems, data communications, wireless.
A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation and University of Maryland Partner to Educate the Next Generation of Engineers
xFoundry@UMD to Recruit Terps for Courses, Competition, Venture Investment
UMD and Johns Hopkins APL will partner on advanced research opportunities in space missions.
QLab Partnership With IonQ Offers Researchers, Students, Professionals Access to Cutting-Edge Hardware
U.S. Representative Glenn F. Ivey presented a proclamation honoring the AMAV team's NIST competition victory.
Rising Ninth-Graders Build, Race Carts From Kits Developed by Faculty and Staff and K–12 Teachers
Come and meet Maryland Engineering at the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Conference being held at the Baltimore Convention Center from June 25–28, 2023.
Innovate Maryland event also celebrates work on plastic substitutes, cancer detection, quantum science
From next-gen security cameras to smart sorters, hackathon winners provide innovative IoT solutions
Since childhood, Patrice has been fascinated by the “why” of things.
Three University of Maryland professors are among the 124 engineers newly elected to the 2023 Class of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE).
AIAA honors longtime professor for seminal schievements.
Awarded only every four years, prize recognizes excellence in aerospace materials, structural design, structural analysis, or structural dynamics.
UMD Leadership Based on Research, Innovation, Problem-Solving Fearlessness, He Tells Audience
UMD holds ceremonial groundbreaking of Stanley R. Zupnik Hall
UMD Chair of Mechanical Engineering also wins AIAA’s Pendray Award.
BIOE chair one of six UMCP/UMB professors to receive University of Maryland Strategic Partnership appointment.
U.S. Commerce Secretary's Visit Highlights Importance of UMD, Higher Ed to Future of Domestic Electronics Industry
The interdisciplinary engineering building, named in honor of benefactor Stanley R. Zupnik '59, will help prepare engineers to solve society's grand challenges.
Come and meet Maryland Engineering at the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Conference being held at the Minneapolis Convention Center from June 26–29, 2022.
The UMD-based center marked its 30
th anniversary at a gala event on June 9.
Building designed to inspire innovation, entrepreneurship, and research across disciplines.
At Innovate Maryland, Pines heralds turning 'expertise into action'
Federal transportation officials tap Maryland Engineering to lead new Build America Center.
Laurie Locascio will lead NIST, where she had served for three decades
Classes lead to careers, support nation's need for more STEM grads, says UMD President Pines.
As a U.S. Marine, Mayo saw technology with astonishing capabilities. He wanted to learn more.
NuScale co-founder recognized for work in developing Small Modular Reactors (SMR).
The endowed professors in electrical and computer engineering and computer science will conduct research in robotics, autonomy, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Applied research lab tackles complex national security problems.
Bioengineering professor one of eight UMD/UMB professors to receive UMD Strategic Partnership appointment.
Maryland engineering will benefit from state-of-the-art labs and facilities at USMSM.
New, $86 million facility to expand educational opportunities, autonomous vehicles research.
Former UMD president recognized for contributions to field, expanding education access
IonQ, a quantum computing company spun off from research at the University of Maryland, went public today on the New York Stock Exchange.
New institute will significantly add to the vibrant quantum research ecosystem established in the mid-Atlantic region.
UMD to Collaborate With 9 Universities to Deliver Entrepreneurship Training, Expand Research Impact
Blinken emphasizes importance of spending at home to remain global leader in campus speech.
The University of Maryland (UMD) is making a major investment to obtain the most technologically advanced equipment on the College Park campus for application across a broad range of research areas, from neuroimaging to next-generation quantum materials.
Mechanical engineering leader Samuel Graham, Jr. to take helm October 1.
Professor has led the department during an era of firsts.
The University of Maryland has launched a new business development arm to nurture quantum-focused startups.
Pines Announces New Quantum Business Incubator, Presents Invention and Entrepreneurship Awards
Among the nine 2021 Invention of the Year nominees, four are led by or include Clark School researchers.
The Engineering Research Visioning Alliance will convene engineering voices to identify opportunities and priorities for innovative research that benefits society.
The Clark School community mourns the loss of George E. Dieter, who served as dean of engineering at the University of Maryland from 1977-94.
The College Park-headquartered company, rooted in UMD research, announced plans to go public today.
The 24 MQA members are building a vibrant and diverse ecosystem designed to foster U.S. and regional leadership in the coming quantum technology revolution.
More than 20 years after finishing his Ph.D. in aerospace engineering at Maryland, Chris Jones is still giving back.
Research in Baltimore & College Park Tackles Critical Issues in the State and Globally
The virtual meeting aimed to bolster battery technology under extreme conditions.
It's with a heavy heart that we inform you of the passing of George Dieter, professor emeritus of mechanical engineering, Glenn L. Martin Institute Professor of Engineering, and dean of the A. James Clark School of Engineering from 1977–94.
The Merrill Scholars program recognizes the University of Maryland's top graduating seniors and their faculty/teacher mentors.
Aerospace entrepreneur’s gift aims to inspire future engineers.
Professor K. J. Ray Liu has been elected 2021 IEEE President-Elect and 2022 IEEE President.
Funded teams feature UMD faculty from 15 academic departments and six centers and institutes
UMD President-Designate Darryll Pines inspires a culture of excellence at the Clark School, where everyone plays a part.
President-designate calls acts of violence against black community nationwide a 'stain' against UMD values.
President-designate to Lead Education Group; Maryland Transportation Institute to Provide Data
Data Analysis Shows Erratic Response to COVID-19 Restrictions
Professor Robert Briber has been named Interim Dean of the University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School of Engineering, effective April 1, 2020.
Darryll Pines has served as Dean of the A. James Clark School of Engineering since January 2009.
University of Maryland's Clark School of Engineering community remembers Innovation Hall of Fame alumnus George J. Laurer (1925-2019).
Comprehensive report on the future of clean energy innovation in Maryland delivered today to Governor Hogan
The University of Maryland (UMD) has announced the launch of the Quantum Technology Center (QTC), which aims to translate quantum physics research into innovative technologies.
The Clark School welcomes six National Academy Engineering members who will be returning to or joining our faculty this fall.
The gift will fund aerospace research while increasing opportunities for women and underrepresented minorities in STEM fields.
The new research center will catalyze the development of high-impact quantum technologies.
BIOE associate professor and associate chair recognized for immune engineering research and STEM outreach.
Niemeier is the first of several endowed Clark Distinguished Chairs to be appointed through the Clark Foundation investment.
His appointment will begin July 1, 2019.
Paley's term will begin July 1, 2019.
Hafezi and Hu are among 31 of the nation's rising stars who will compete for three Blavatnik National Awards.
Connect with the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering at ASEE 2019!
Three faculty receive AIAA NCS awards for their outstanding contributions to research and education.
Created by Clark School Dean Darryll Pines, the competition recognize distinguished graduate student researchers in order to help propel their careers and demonstrate the value of high-quality engineering research.
Five Clark School undergraduate students were honored with Dean's Awards on April 17, 2019.
The groundbreaking effort by Maryland faculty and researchers could help expand donor access to transplantation.
Key concerns include vehice safety, software reliabillity, and cybersecurity.
Dean of UMD's engineering school to receive one of engineering's highest honors.
Representatives from more than 100 high schools, colleges, and universities convened at the E4USA Engineering Curriculum Workshop.
K-12 outreach efforts help the Clark School to both recruit prospective engineering students and cultivate a diverse student population.
Students award AWCAA $10,000 to help African women with cancer.
Alumnus Chuck Popenoe inducted into the A. James Clark School of Engineering’s Innovation Hall of Fame for inventing SmartBolts®.
With a gift in 2007 to the Clark School, Pedro Wasmer is inspiring today's engineers.
The new building will inspire innovation and entrepreneurship, enable world-class research, and spur economic development.
Intended as Precursor to Widely-Accepted Transferable College-Level Credit
The President's Medal is the highest honor the university community can bestow.
The Clark School mourns the recent loss of its leader and trailblazer, Marilyn Berman Pollans, on June 17.
The Clark School partnered with the National Society of Black Engineers to host the National Leadership Conference.
A distinguished researcher and administrator, Professor Joseph JaJa will assume new role July 1.
UMD chemist will direct two labs on nanoscale fabrication and characterization
An annual event honored the academic achievements of the Clark School's diverse student body.
The Maryland Transportation Institute will coordiate more than $20 million in annual research expenditures.
Regli, formerly of DARPA, is the sixth director of the Institute for Systems Research.
New agreements enhance partnership between university and global company.
The prestigious awards are presented annually in recognition of outstanding work in the field of engineering.
The event drew students from across the Maryland–DC–Virginia area to learn about and prepare for grad school.
The QUEST honors program celebrated 25 years of hands-on education in quality management, process improvement, and system design.
Building Together: An Investment for Maryland Will Transform UMD Through $219,486,000 Gift
Moving towards a more diverse and inclusive campus.
First university facility of its kind in D.C.-Maryland-Virginia region.
"Synapto" awarded first place in 2017 NIH DEBUT Challenge
The institute was created to turn research breakthroughs into commercial, clean energy solutions.
The Maryland native's interest in computer engineering began with Python.
Regli, an ISR alumnus, will begin his appointment in January 2018.
When Jones joined the Clark School as a Ph.D. student, he already was a Captain in the U.S. Air Force.
Sixty-nine Clark School students were acknowledged for their contributions and accomplishments.
Ehrman has accepted the position of Don Beall Dean of the Davidson College of Engineering.
This year's theme focused on energy storage - pervasive message that we should promote and advocate for scientists and the science.
The Women in Engineering program hosted an admitted students reception on March 29, 2017.
UMD to Collaborate with Rice University, Wake Forest to Advance 3-D Printing Applications for Regenerative Medicine
Placed in the top five for overall pod design.
BIOE assistant professor Chris Jewell leads effort to use nanotechnology to treat MS.
Grant marks more than $30,000 in student-awarded grants given through landmark engineering philanthropy course.
Prof. Milchberg and Prof. Khaligh are the 2016 Senior and Junior Faculty Outstanding Research Award recipients for their exceptional and highly influential research accomplishments
First-of-its-Kind Flight Across the Chesapeake Bay
Alumni Jones, Van Buiten, Van Wie, Wang and Weber inducted to department's Academy of Distinguished Alumni.
The National Transportation Center at Maryland hosts nearly 200 transportation experts for innovation and policy summit.
Student Teams Build, Battle Robots to Secure Spot in International Championship
The Clark School hosted A Day of Inclusive Excellence in late March 2016.
Aerospace Engineering faculty member awarded U.S. government's highest honor for early-career science and engineering professionals.
Teams will be competing for $2 million in prize money
Joins 23 other Clark-affiliated faculty
UMD's ChemE team topped eight competitor teams in the AIChE national Jeopardy competition.
Dr. John P. Fisher to succeed Dr. William E. Bentley as department chair, effective Jan. 4, 2016.
Frederick Mowrer to receive the 2015 John L. Bryan Mentor Award from SFPE.
Experts gathered to discuss UAVs in an event hosted by the Clark School on July 16.
CEE to redesign virtual and physical infrastructure engineering laboratories.
Professor Robert M. Briber named Clark School Associate Dean for Research.
Sponsorship helps strengthen Fire Protection Engineering's undergraduate curriculum.
Winners of the 2015 Dean's Student Research Awards have been announced.
UMD home to Big Ten's first large-scale 3-D printing MakerBot Innovation Center.
Aerospace engineering grad student receives 2015-2016 Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation (ARCS) Scholarship
More than 1,000 high school students expected to attend event in College Park.
University of Maryland's Clark School of Engineering community remembers namesake and friend
Annual award recognizes outstanding service to the state.
Student teams conquer light bulb challenge at 4th annual competition.
New building to serve as hub for human health innovation in the state of Maryland
Inaugural research flight to take place in December.
At least 50 disciplines represented at full-day event.
Iribe's gift to support new building and scholarship fund.
Ribbon cutting ceremony brings together leaders in government, industry, and academia.
Graduate students recognized for high quality engineering research
New applied faculty position made possible by Legacy Campaign, Clark School support.
Endowment to support Igor Sikorsky Distinguished Professorship in Rotorcraft in the Department of Aerospace Engineering
Program will promote human health through engineering principles and medical science.
Bernadette Cannon was selected as the ARCS 2014-2015 Wanda M. Austin Undergraduate Scholar.
Competition promotes design skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship
More than 1,000 high school students expected to attend event in College Park
New AP course would "brand engineering at the high school level," prepare more students for STEM careers.
Prominent philanthropist was responsible for establishment of UMD's Whiting-Turner Business and Entrepreneurial Lecture Series.
Three winners selected among 56 entrants to advance their innovative ideas for broad social impact
EIP takes first place in the Outstanding Specialty Entrepreneurship Program category.
Wife of former UMD Aerospace Engineering Chair and helicopter pioneer passes away peacefully.
University System of Maryland to collaborate with MAAP on UAS research, testing and development.
Baltimore native and chemical engineering grad had distinguished career in petrochemical industry.
Bergbreiter and Paley honored by the White Houseas outstanding early-career scientists.
University of Maryland professor will begin new role in early January.
Research in x-ray pulsar-based navigation earns Best Paper from the 2013 AIAA Guidance, Navigation and Control Conference.
Team's achievements celebrated at event attended by officials from Sikorsky, United Technologies Corporation, AHS International.
UMD students and researchers to gain access to industry technology used to design and manufacture sophisticated products.
Research in energy conversion and storage systems serves as model for field.
Department of Materials Science and Engineering professor honored for transformational research in his field.
Clark School Dean was one of 30 distinguished speakers at special event hosted at MIT Media Lab.
Associate dean and Keystone professor to be honored with Society for Experimental Mechanics award.
Director of Faculty Leadership and Professor Steve Marcus recognized as educator, mentor, researcher.
Graduate students recognized for high quality engineering research.
MSE student honored for academics and service
Students from civil, chemical engineering win awards in Environmental Design Contest.
Dean of the Clark School of Engineering offers aerospace industry as case study to demonstrate impact of prizes.
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering holds symposium on tri-state region disaster response.
Clark School professor recognized for leadership and contributions to the field of construction engineering.
UMD professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering elected as a foreign member of both Russian Academies.
UMD's Student Chapter of the Electrochemical Society met with Congress on March 12-13 to show value of R&D funding.
Student human-powered helicopter team makes another attempt at the AHS Sikorsky Prize April 27-28.
Collaborative Initiative Seeks to Educate Students on Key Energy Issues
Second annual Alumni Cup draws a crowd of students, alumni to witness Rube Goldberg-inspired device competition.
Two-year partnership will focus on cybersecurity, systems engineering.
Teng Li, Ray Liu, and Heidi Sauber were recognized with awards.
Fund will support one undergraduate and one graduate student.
Clark School Outstanding Research Awards recognize professors' influential and ground-breaking work.
University System of Maryland funds program to help grow engineering workforce at Pax River.
65-Second Gamera human-powered helicopter flight reached two feet in height.
Engineering Accreditation Commission extends approval of all bachelor's degree-granting programs.
49.9-second flight submitted for world record approval.
Current Clark School associate dean will be UMD Graduate School associate dean for student success.
Duration of 50 seconds a 400 percent improvement on 2011 record.
Department to be led by strong proponent of graduate and undergraduate education.
Research on bacterial biofilms and small-scale actuators for artificial muscles recognized.
Research on digital multimedia forensics, tissue engineering, rotorcraft brownout recognized.
Event held in honor of professor's 70th birthday, distinguished career in thermodynamics.
U.S. News survey ranks six departmental programs in top 25.
Techno-Sciences Professor of Aerospace Engineering Norman Wereley to assume post on April 15.
Students demonstrate design skills, hard work, sense of humor and school spirit in inaugural competition.
Delegation seeks partnerships, information on American universities.
Aerospace engineering chair is new director of Institute of Defense Analyses initiative.
Company gives $110,000 toward scholarships, fellowships and new colloquium series at Clark School in 2011.
Campus-wide effort key to WaterShed victory in international competition.
WaterShed stays ahead of nearest competitors, in first place overall.
Clark School Outstanding Research Awards recognize professors' work in nanostructures for advanced batteries, nanoparticle characterization.
DOE official calls for "game-changing" technologies at opening of University of Maryland Energy Research Center.
New strategic relationship will focus on collaborative research, student engagement.
Human-powered helicopter effort wins American Helicopter Museum and Education Center Achievement Award for 2011.
Clark School student team sets new U.S. flight records at 11.4 seconds.
#11 spot is highest ever in Academic Ranking of World Universities poll of engineering schools.
Human-powered helicopter team completes second step toward Sikorsky Prize with 12.4-second flight.
Seek blend of military and academic personnel perspectives to generate new technologies.
Fédération Aéronautique Internationale to begin evaluation of flight for world records.
Minta Martin Professor Rama Chellappa, a Distinguished Faculty Research Fellow and Distinguished Scholar-Teacher, will assume new role July 1.
Alexander Brown remembered for energy and leadership.
"Gamera" takes flight, sets world record with female pilot aboard.
At annual event, Dean Pines cites long-serving and new staff members.
Research on microbatteries, graphene and flapping-wing flight recognized.
Research on flapping wing vehicles and food-service byproducts recognized.
Balakumar Balachandran, James Milke picked to lead mechanical engineering, fire protection engineering.
Clark School dean joins American Society for Engineering Education leadership organization.
Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Bethesda Chapter, provides scholarships for local engineering, computer science students.
Pair honored by ASME for work on structural dynamics and control.
New NSF-funded UM program seeks to advance women faculty in science, engineering.
50-year career in radiation chemistry and physics honored at conference.
Alumnus Briskman newest Innovation Hall of Fame honoree.
Work on bioretention earns civil engineering professor Clark School honor.
Agreement expands research, development and engineering efforts between the two entities.
Wall Street Journal polls large employers on universities from which they recruit most heavily.
Undergraduate program ranked 19th in nation, 9th among public schools.
Aerospace engineering students win American Helicopter Society, NASA design competitions.
Professor to begin term August 23, 2010.
World-class failure analysis, safety modeling laboratory under development.
L-3 Communications funds student programs, scholarships and fellowships, supports
Great Expectations campaign.
TerpsRacing Baja team places 4th overall, first out of U.S. teams at competition.
Framework for current and future cooperation with Lockheed Martin worth at least $3 million.
Research on microbots, optical tweezers and particle synthesis recognized.
Biomaterial synthesis, MEMS and energy research recognized.
Clark School explores technology development along the I-270 Tech Corridor.
Clark School faculty members make up 10 percent of honorees.
Blood-clotting foam takes top prize in security division.
Civil engineering, ISR professor to lead highly-regarded chapter of student service group.
John Anderson, Ali Mosleh and Ben Shneiderman join National Academy of Engineering.
Washingtonian Magazine honors Clark School alum, benefactor A. James Clark.
EducationWeek ranks Maryland public schools best in nation for second year.
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics honors Clark School dean, ME professor.
Charles E. Waggner '54 establishes Goodings Professorship, advances
Great Expectations Campaign.
Higher education institute cites research expenditures and articles among criteria.
Clark School flag accompanies STS-129 crew into space this month.
Dean honored for research, technical program management and academic vision and leadership.
Ceremony on Martin Hall plaza celebrates committed faculty and staff members.
Clark School dean promotes engineering concepts within K-12 education.
Alumnus celebrated for his influence on today's electronic devices.
Aerospace engineering students solve 60-year-old design dilemma.
White Symposium to discuss how electronic devices influence modern life.
Jump in funding from $111 million to $171 million over the past year.
Associate dean appointed to head newly formed office.
National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering to present dean with award.
New Institute for Systems Research leader to take reigns October 1.
Prof. Mark J. Lewis takes helm September 14.
CivE professor to help lead Masters of Engineering and Public Policy Program.
Bradley Johnson, aerospace engineering, takes first place for rotorcraft research.
ISR director, ECE professor named dean of UAEU's College of Information Technology.
Shenqiang Ren (materials science and engineering) takes first place and $1,500 prize.
Clark School is first ever to win four categories at an AIAA conference.
Clark School officially welcomes Dean Pines, thanks Interim Dean Rabin.
Andre Marshall receives award for work to improve fire suppression.
Academic institutions, Navy announce engineering education and research program in Southern Maryland.
Brief video introduces Clark School's new dean.
Incoming dean Darryll Pines, alumnus Gordon England '61 star.
Inderjit Chopra to lead aerospace engineering during national search for new chair.
Chair of Clark School’s Department of Aerospace Engineering becomes Dean and Farvardin Professor.
Campus programs ranked in top 3 of
Aviation Week study.
Madeline Kirk announced as first recipient of Anderson Scholarship in Aerospace Engineering.
$10M effort to develop networked micro-vehicles for assisting soldiers.
Aerospace Chair Darryll Pines to lead $7.8M/year research project, 20 universities involved.
Aerospace fellowship to begin in fall 2007
Donation memorializes Willis H. Young Jr., an aero alumnus.
Darryll J. Pines will become chair of aerospace engineering in October.
Clark School faculty succeeded in obtaining Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) award of $5.25M.
