From producing hand sanitizer to rolling out a national interactive data platform tracking the pandemic’s impact on the economy, transportation, healthcare system, and society, Maryland engineers have fought COVID-19 from day one. Today, the Clark School continues to provide decision makers with valuable data, play a major role in the prevention of disease’s spread, and work on reshaping our way of life to make our society more resilient.
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1,000+ bottles of Terpsanitizer delivered to first responders and essential workers
5 mobile testing booths deployed in Baltimore, Md.
9 NSF EAGER and RAPID grants received to develop solutions against COVID-19
Artwork: David Plunkert
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“Through their ingenious research, these talented engineering faculty members and students are performing a tremendous public service, fulfilling the ideal of a flagship research university. They, and colleagues across campus, are helping all of us to rise to the challenge of living with the novel coronavirus.”
— Darryll J. Pines, President, University of Maryland
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