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image of Fusion Reactor Design by MSE Alum Wins Distinguished...

April 23, 2025

Fusion Reactor Design by MSE Alum Wins Distinguished...

Nick Schwartz Ph.D.’24 receives accolade for his advancements towards renewable grid energy storage...

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Marc Butler

Before you are inundated with all of life’s struggles, determine your passion(s) in life. Then, work to take hold of it.

April 23, 2025

Maryland Engineers Selected for NSF Graduate Research...

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April 23, 2025

High School Innovator to Community Changemaker

Aerospace engineering undergraduate Amadou Wade

April 22, 2025

Charting the Future of Quantum Engineering

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April 21, 2025

Clyne Discusses Gene-Exercise Connection in Alzheimer’s...

Clyne discusses how the APOE4 gene may affect the brain’s response to exercise on a new podcast.

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Seeing people who looked like me pursuing an engineering degree gave me a sense of belonging.

Greg Joyner

A mind is a terrible thing to waste, yet back in the mid-’70’s, I, personally, witnessed, the waste of countless of brilliant minds at UMCP. This was before CMSE and BES were formulated. We decided that we needed to do something to stop the wasteful trend, so we founded CMSE and BES to help to achieve the 3R’s, recruit, retain and release qualified minorities from the University of Maryland, into the fields of science and engineering. Over the past 40 years, I have witnessed many academic and career success stories of minority graduates from UMCP, and I am committed to helping this trend continue. I believe that the achievement of the 3 R’s remains an important goal at UMCP, the CMSE, and the BES and I am looking for others who share my vision.

Itohan Ebhojiaye

Don't be afraid to ask for help. Be organized. It is very difficult to concentrate in a cluttered environment. Disorganization also leads to extra time being spent finding misplaced items. Manage schedule effectively - Prioritize health, take breaks, and have fun! - It is important to have fun to avoid burnout. Breaks/fun activities help you manage your time better since you have something to look forward to.

April 18, 2025

Aerospace Engineering Senior Earns Winston Family Award for...

Aerospace Engineering senior Christopher Clark

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April 18, 2025

High School Design Challenge Ignites Interest in Fire...

The 11th annual competition to create a successful fire suppression system was held last Friday at the ATF...

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April 17, 2025

Fischell Institute co-hosts inaugural Maryland MedTech Week,...

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April 17, 2025

Do Good Spotlight: Bryan Quinn '01

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April 17, 2025

Wachsman lab develops highest oxygen-ion conductivity material

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Delmar L. Gillus, Jr.

Success is measured as much by who you help as what you do. Find time to give back and help others in our communities reach their dreams.

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