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December 4, 2023

Looking Back on the Fall 2023 Semester, Looking Forward to...

Happy Holidays from the A. James Clark School of Engineering. We are thankful for your support of Maryland...

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Student abroad in Australia

As an engineering student, I have found myself so wrapped up in textbooks and correct answers. This experience has made me realize that engineering is so much more than that and social responsibilities like business and ethics are just as important.

December 1, 2023

Revolutionizing Water Access: Aquair Wins 2023 R&D 100 Award

Keystone Professor Teng Li at the R and D awards ceremony.

November 30, 2023

Barg honored with 2024 IEEE Richard W. Hamming Medal

Alexander Barg

November 30, 2023

UMD Hosts Industrial AI Forum

Caption: Clark Distinguished Chair Jay Lee, director of the Industrial AI Center, addressed the Industrial AI Forum on Tuesday (December 29).

image of UMD Start-Up Ionic Devices Wins Microbattery Design Prize

November 29, 2023

UMD Start-Up Ionic Devices Wins Microbattery Design Prize

One of Eight Awarded by US Department of Energy

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Garrett Skinner

Take advantage of any opportunity to apply classroom theory to practical applications through summer internships and cooperative education experiences. You will learn much more about yourself through your varied work experiences. Find your passion and pursue it wholeheartedly!

Hiebert holds a limestone sample

There are only 31 nuclear training and research reactors across the U.S., and only a handful are at schools.

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.

November 28, 2023

Diving Deeper into Competition, and Recruitment

2023 Robosub Team

November 28, 2023

Meet the A. James Clark Scholars Class of '27

In Fall 2023, UMD welcomed 10 exceptional young engineers from across the state of Maryland as its newest...

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November 21, 2023

Stoliarov’s Research Recognized at Premier International Fire...

image of Stoliarov’s Research Recognized at Premier International Fire...

November 15, 2023

“The Legend of Zelda” Inspires New UMD Engineering Course

Students in Ryan Sochol's new course utilize game's CAD engine for machine design.

November 14, 2023

UMD-led Team Selected for DARPA Triage Challenge

Uncrewed aerial vehicles, or drones, can potentially be equipped with sensors that detect physiological traces of injury.

Rachel Romano MPR intern at the US Capitol

I did much more technical work than I was expecting, and I got to sign my name on real projects that actually brought value to the company.

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