Clark School of Engineering

The Clark School formally opened the Daikin Energy Innovation Laboratory in honor of its more than 20-year partnership with global manufacturer Daikin.

Maria Rodriguez is working to obtain data that is needed for recovery and reforestation efforts.

The University of Maryland (UMD) has announced the launch of the Quantum Technology Center (QTC), which aims to translate quantum physics research into innovative technologies.

Autonomous coordination of cell subpopulations highlighted in Nature Communications.

The program will offer students the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge technical course work in machine learning and develop their problem solving skills in the art and science of processing and extracting information from data. 

Tim Sweeney ('93, mechanical engineering) is building the new frontier of gaming.

To build an unmanned aerial vehicle worthy of a groundbreaking three-mile flight on the night of April 19, a team of UMD engineers worked over the course of two and a half years.

Findings show a liquid drop might behave as a solid object in terms of wetting interactions when placed on a surface that is simultaneously deformable and liquid-repelling

Green technologies, such as recycled pavement, have the capacity to both lower operating costs for businesses through carbon credits and reduce pollution. 

The researchers received the grant as part of the NSF’s Quantum Leap Initiative. 

The Clark School welcomes six National Academy Engineering members who will be returning to or joining our faculty this fall.

The gift will fund aerospace research while increasing opportunities for women and underrepresented minorities in STEM fields.

UMD Student Jennifer Wood is using an FAA research grant to help the agency develop fire detection systems.

The award recognizes exceptionally influential research accomplishments by Clark School faculty.

BIOE assistant professor recognized for optics research.

Undergraduate and graduate student teams from the Clark School took top honors in an international competition.

Ronald (Ron) Walsworth joined the University of Maryland in August as a Minta Martin Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and as Director of the Quantum Technology Center.

The new research center will catalyze the development of high-impact quantum technologies.

The interdisciplinary project will explore the molecular connection between the gut and the nervous system.

Towards a more realistic picture of how crystal nucleation occurs at a solid-liquid interface.