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Jennifer (left) and Ed (Right) St. John post together

March 13, 2026

Endless Possibilities for Life-Changing Good

The St. Johns fuel a powerful partnership turning engineering innovation into real-world health solutions.

Perseverance, grit, and determination will serve you well in your future. My success is the product of CMSE’s investment in me. Make sure you multiply their investment in others behind you.

March 13, 2026

UMD-Developed AI Tool Advances Building Decarbonization and...

Two CEEE graduate research assistants interview a facilities manager during an onsite energy audit.

March 12, 2026

Tim Koeth Named Exemplary Honoree at Maryland Research...

March 10, 2026

Wereley Named Fellow of the Canadian Society for Mechanical...

March 10, 2026

ION Storage Systems Announced Successful Customer Qualification

First U.S. Solid State Battery Company to Achieve Milestone

Some campus activities I participate in like the Virtus and the Black Engineers Society prepared me for my internship because they taught me a good deal about professionalism and professional communication.

This internship has reinforced my interest in working within international organizations, particularly in roles that blend technology and global policy. It has also deepened my desire to focus on the ethical aspects of software development and product management, shaping my long-term goals.

[M]y experience at the lab brought many concepts that I learned over my academic career together, such as programming, circuitry, and 3D modeling.

March 9, 2026

Engineering safer, more sustainable AI for all

March 6, 2026

New Faculty Spotlight: Netanel Korin

BIOE welcomes Netanel Korin to the Fischell Department of Bioengineering.

March 4, 2026

Wachsman comments on solid-state battery readiness

March 3, 2026

At Engineering’s Alumni Cup, the Atmosphere Was Electric

The ChemE team poses around its Rube Goldberg device

March 2, 2026

Tamunobelema Olungwe Gives Back

As part of the Gemstone Honors College, I coded a data automation script for my research team; the skills I gained from this experience were directly applicable to the skills I needed to code Matlab scripts at Northrop.

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