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May 25, 2023

Resistant Regolith

UMD’s Christine Hartzell explains why the crumbly stuff on the Moon’s surface is so hard to get rid of.

When things go wrong, dig deep and try to understand why it happened. This commitment to continuous improvement separates great engineers.

May 25, 2023

Maryland Engineering Enters Into Five Year, $78.2M Agreement...

May 24, 2023

Behind the Scenes: Erin Wessell Wrangles Clark School's...

May 24, 2023

Alum at Frontier of Commercial Space Tourism

May 23, 2023

Sea Level Rise Could Leave Many Marooned

Long before they become submerged, at-risk communities could be cut off due to unusable roads.

You are not a data point. Determine your own path and define your own success.

I was able to spend 6 weeks working in Prudhoe Bay, AK, which is the area where the Alaskan Pipeline begins.

Steve Brookman NASA intern at a launch at Kennedy Space Center

I was selected by NASA and USRP to represent NASA’s student programs and show my summer work at the International Astronautical Congress in Fukuoka, Japan.

May 21, 2023

New ‘FRRB’ packaging technology may solve an ingestible...

May 19, 2023

Arnaud Trouve to Lead FPE

Effective July 30, Trouve will take over as FPE's Department Chair.

May 18, 2023

International Fire Safety Consortium Releases Free, Open Access...

May 17, 2023

24 Teams Present at BIOE Capstone Competition Including First...

May 16, 2023

Planning for Planetary Defense

Students who’ve done an internship have the extra edge in classes.

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