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The annual series honors contributions to bridging geotechnical and pavement engineering.

For the past three years, Professor Gomez has challenged students to push the laws of physics and the limits of technology in his electric bicycle capstone course.

Something happens when a Maryland Smith senior finishes that final exam, submits that final essay, and dons a cap and gown. It is the moment, says Maryland Smith’s Victor Mullins, when they begin to write their stories. For the Spring 2020 graduating class, the book opens in a challenging ti...

UMD engineers have reinvented a 26,000-year-old manufacturing process into an innovative approach to fabricating ceramic materials.

With the coronavirus pandemic causing disruption and shutdowns across the country, universities have had to transition, quickly, to remote learning.

Creating vascular organ tissue in a lab could open new doors to drug testing, disease modelling, and organ transplants.

Mechanical engineering chair Bala Balachandran leads a data-driven approach.

It began as an individual effort to donate masks to a few classmates and professors in China. From there, the idea began to grow. Maryland Smith alum Luhan Tang, MBA ’19, expanded the initiative into the UMD4Masks Campaign, wanting to help address the shortage of face masks faced by frontlin...

During the COVID-19 crisis, UMIACS researchers are using online resources to advance research.

Smith Alum’s Maryland-centric Retail Company Wears New Role Supporting Healthcare Workers Gov. Larry Hogan approached the podium for a press conference last week with a bold new accessory for these times: a red surgical-style mask bearing the message “Maryland Strong.”

The series's inaugural presentation offers concrete strategies for parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Maryland Smith researchers will conduct data-driven research into treating a condition associated with opioid addiction as part of a joint, UMD cross-campus initiative with the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Newly-published UMD research details a potential breakthrough

Quinn Kupec’s efforts featured on North Dakota news outlet KVRR.

“Quarantine fatigue” is recorded in 48 states.

The flying carpet is the epitome of what the Mpact Challenge hoped to inspire: that when given the resources and room for unrestricted creativity, students and faculty can develop a radical idea.

Doctoral student Austin Lewis and faculty mentor Katrina Groth are developing a Bayesian Network approach.