Campus News

ChBE Professor Akua Asa-Awuku recognized as a regional champion.

Professors Christopher Cadou and Eric Wachsman are developing a hybrid system for commercial aircraft.

Darrell Claiborne, director of operations at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business, was recognized by the National Association for Campus Activities (NACA) as the recipient of the organization’s highest honor, the 2021 Founders Award.

The ESIOT Program is a two-year program intended for transfer students in Maryland.

Mechanical engineering students earn recognition from a leading professional organization.

Russ Lorber, MBA ’02, had always had an entrepreneurial interest, but for many years, he wasn’t sure what to do with it.

One of every three bites of food you eat requires pollination – most of it done by honeybees. It’s a statistic that regularly “buzzes” around Chris White’s thinking. And it’s part of the reason why he decided nearly 12 years ago to launch Bee America, his Bethesda-based artisanal honey busin...

It’s been a hard 12 months for restaurants and for people who love them. And for many, the future remains uncertain.

The Engineering Research Visioning Alliance will convene engineering voices to identify opportunities and priorities for innovative research that benefits society.

Dr. Wendy Sanhai, MBA ’09, has dedicated her entire 25+ year professional career to science, global health and public health, keeping the needs of patients as her true north star. Her career has spanned academia, private industry and Department of Health and Human Services – spread across th...

Maryland Smith’s Department of Decision, Operations & Information Technologies is getting ready for TechFest. The annual forum brings together industry leaders who are at the forefront of addressing cybersecurity and privacy issues using modern tools. This year’s industry speakers will i...

BIOE Assistant Professor Jenna Mueller and her lab are working to improve access to surgery around the world.

The integrated system uses electricity impedance to monitor biofilm and treats it through the bioelectric effect.

The pandemic brought international travel to a standstill, but Smith’s Center for Global Business was determined not to slow down. “We got to work, thinking about what our community needed and new ways to keep connected with the world,” says Rebecca Bellinger, CGB’s executive director. “And ...

The Center for Global Business organized a virtual site with the Maryland Port Administration for fifteen Maryland Smith students as part of the first International Business (IB) Trek in Maryland on Friday, March 26, 2021. The IB Trek in Maryland provides opportunities for undergraduate and ...

Study published online in Nature on March 31.

Micaela Everitt is first author of a review paper on point-of-care diagnostic technologies during a pandemic.

Researchers aim to bridge the gap between microelectronics and biological systems to create next-generation wearables.

For the second consecutive year, Das has been invited to contribute to the journal’s annual themed issue.