UMD engineers awarded for 3D nanoprinting strategy that opens the door for new organ-on-a-chip applications.
New work could help autonomous systems localize themselves in challenging aquatic environments.
CEEE director trains UMD facilities management staff on air conditioning principles and applications
Researchers detail advancements in navigation, trajectory planning.
DURIP awards support university research in technical areas of interest to the Department of Defense.
The Clark School joins UMD's celebration of Native and Indigenous Heritage Month 2023.
Twelve projects led by or involving Maryland Engineering faculty have been awarded funding through the Grand Challenges Grants Program, the largest and most comprehensive program of its kind ever introduced at the University of Maryland.
Three University of Maryland professors are among the 124 engineers newly elected to the 2023 Class of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE).
Campus energy provider ENGIE concludes its 20th year of support for UMD engineering students.
Study identifies gaps in current theories on interfacial heat transfer.
Eight campus makerspaces where Terps turn out the next big thing
Maryland engineers discover more new dimensions of an ancient material.
UMD researchers make hardened wooden knives that can slice through steak.
Annual awards ceremony recognizes outstanding graduate student achievements.
From extreme batteries to windows made from wood, Clark School’s trendsetting work ranks it among the country’s Top 10 public engineering schools for the 3rd consecutive year.
The Clark School community stands united with our Asian, Asian-American and Pacific Islanders colleagues.
A fellowship for Mozambican women to pursue graduate education in Reliability Engineering at UMD
UMD engineers have reinvented a 26,000-year-old manufacturing process into an innovative approach to fabricating ceramic materials.
Newly-published UMD research details a potential breakthrough
Engineering labs pivot to produce and distribute hand sanitizer and surgical masks.
UMD study published in Nature Communications.
The new research center will catalyze the development of high-impact quantum technologies.
Awards honor inventions with potential for transformative impact on science, society, and the free market.
Briber, Das and Hu make novel heat-conversion membrane
Campus Innovators to be Honored at 2019 Innovate Maryland event
UMD transportation engineers develop incenTrip to nudge users toward greener, more efficient travel decisions.
The database will help state and local governments know when and how to best engage in P3s.
New research combines computer vision research, forensic science, and psychology.
Radar systems featured in Northrop Grumman Sensing for Autonomous Vehicles Challenge.
Hu, Das flow water through wood in new use of natural materials
This weekend, the University of Maryland will host an anticipated 800 women for Technica.
Graduate students selected for program designed to produce next great engineering professors.
Graduate student Guang Chen selected for a 2015-2016 Northrop Grumman fellowship.
University of Maryland Celebrates 50
th Launch of the Maryland Space Grant Consortium Balloon Payload Program
Student teams conquer light bulb challenge at 4th annual competition.
"Enhanced Acoustic Sensing through Wave Compression and Pressure Amplification in Anisotropic Metamaterials" published in
Nature Communications
Worth $4.7 million, the projects team Maryland faculty and companies to bring products closer to market.
Associate Dean William Fourney and Professor Emeritus R. J. Sanford receive awards at annual SEM meeting.
Faculty promoted to full professor, associate professor with tenure.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering celebrates innovation in the Spring 2014 Design Day.
Mechanical Engineering held its fall 2013 Capstone Design Day on December 12, 2013
Annual event invites everyone to learn more about biomedical engineering.
Team UMD Dryer wins the first place gold medal for their energy saving heat pump dryer.
The acquisition bolsters MedImmune’s pipeline for cancer therapy.
Professor Michael Pecht and alumnus Jie Gu awarded a patent that provides healthy baseline for electronic products.
Wood fibers help nano-scale batteries keep their structure
ME Professor and CALCE Director awarded patents for new innovative technologies.
Exploring “the chemistry of energy and food” … and more
ACS Newsmagazine reports innovation in nanoscale technology
MINIR project could improve outcomes for brain cancer patients.
Research a part of
MPowering the State collaboration between UMD, UMB.
Sophoria Westmoreland (Ph.D. ’12) will teach a senior design course at the U.S. Naval Academy.
Engineers Without Borders chapter installs solar-powered filtration and distribution system for clean water.
ME Alumnus takes over as head of Mechanical Engineering at Houston
Lab-on-a-chip produces, assembles microparticles in customized order; could be used for drug discovery.
Praise for team entered into the Congressional Record.
Five undergraduates recently attended the 2011 EWB-USA International Conference in Louisville, KY.
CALCE director establishes collaboration to create international research park near Shanghai.
Corporate Partner provides funding to assist student groups affected by University budget cuts.
Congratulations to these outstanding students who have contributed to the overall excellence of the department.
Congratulations to these outstanding students who have contributed to the overall excellence of the department.
Patents address technology designed which allows complex protein samples to be analyzed faster.
The project is awarded by NIGMS through the interdisciplinary Bioengineering Research Partnerships (BRP) program.
The invention of Balachandran was declared the 'physical science invention of the year' by UMD.
The Solar Decathlon, was dreamed up by Richard King, who works for the Energy Department's Office of Solar Energy Technologies.
Called the Solar Decathlon, the temporary village is the brainchild of a dedicated bureaucrat at the Department of Energy.
On the National Mall, 14 college and university teams have squared off to build a solar powered home.
A team of more than 50 Solar Decathletes moved their house today from the UMD campus to the National Mall in Washington, DC.
May 23, 2002 marked Commencement Exercises at the University of Maryland.
16 proposals have been selected as semifinalists, four of which include Mechanical Engineering students and faculty.
