BIOE and BCE students showcased innovative health tech solutions at the 2025 Capstone Design Expo.
Three BIOE instructors recognized for the positive, every-day impact they make supporting the success of BIOE students.
Researchers identified a protein that could improve the cardiovascular health of patients with progeria.
Six Clark School faculty members are among the university's 2024 convocation honorees.
The inaugural cohort of MARC scholars complete their first year in the research training program.
The A. James Clark School of Engineering ranks 19 overall among more than 200 undergraduate engineering programs—up three positions from its previous undergraduate ranking.
The University of Maryland's 40th annual Convocation will honor 33 faculty and staff—including four from the A. James Clark School of Engineering—for their contributions to education, research, and the campus community.
Two Jewell Lab student researchers received 2023 Outstanding Graduate Student Awards this spring.
Jewell Research Lab Publishes Findings in Nature Communications
Haleigh Eppler is a fifth-year Biological Sciences Ph.D. candidate and a researcher in the Jewell Lab.
BIOE seniors present 23 novel Capstone projects live via Gatherly.
For the first time ever at UMD, researchers can access cutting-edge single-cell DNA and RNA sequencing technologies.
Steven Jay is P.I of this M-CERSI funded project. Steven R. Bauer serves as FDA subject matter expert.
The competition recognizes distinguished graduate student researchers in order to help propel their careers and demonstrate the value of high-quality engineering research.
UMD President-Designate Darryll Pines inspires a culture of excellence at the Clark School, where everyone plays a part.
Fourth-year Ph.D. student Haleigh Eppler was recently named a recipient of the NIH F31 grant.
BIOE seniors present Capstone projects and celebrate winners virtually.
Compact, reusable system could quickly and cheaply test for multiple respiratory viruses.
Haleigh Eppler is a fourth-year Biological Sciences Ph.D. student and a member of Christopher Jewell's lab.
Data Analysis Shows Erratic Response to COVID-19 Restrictions
Bioengineering assistant professors awarded grants to advance lung health research.
Keith Herold announces his retirement after 32 years at the Clark School of Engineering.
Student projects include novel pediatric medical devices, a hemofiltration system, and a tracheostomy device.
Students recognized for research in immunoengineering, regenerative medicine, and more.
Associate, assistant professors bring expertise in endothelial cell biology, mucosal drug delivery.
Jewell Lab review article featured as
Nature Materials cover story.
BIOE senior recognized for efforts to advance drug delivery research.
Drs. Jewell, Scarcelli, and Jay were awarded a collective total of $5.4 million in NIH R01 funding this spring.
While many freshmen were acclimating to college life, a team of first-year students was adjusting to life as biotech inventors.
BIOE Assistant Professor Steven Jay leads efforts to develop exosome-based therapies for wound healing.
BIOE Ph.D. student recognized for her research on engineering extracellular vesicles.
Clark Hall transforms region's biotech corridor.
BIOE hosted it's largest-ever Capstone Design competition on May 10th, 2017.
BIOE researchers look to advance delivery of therapeutics to treat cancers.
Affordable RT-PCR for clinical diagnostics, fear mitigation device for pediatric MRIs tie for first place.
BioE assistant professor receives 2015 Ralph E. Powe Junior Faculty Enhancement Award.
BioE graduate student recognized for cutting-edge vaccine and drug delivery research.
Neonatal acoustic protection device takes first place in annual design competition.
unprecedented etching control of a material, one atomic layer at a time
New AP course would "brand engineering at the high school level," prepare more students for STEM careers.
Engineering course supported by Department of Defense will focus on design skills
Judges award student first prize for new technology to combat worldwide counterfeit drug crisis.
Clark School of Engineering STEM expert discusses plans for AP engineering test.
Event fosters collaborations between UMD and Wuhan University.
Former lecturer recognized for efforts to enhance core laboratory course.
Course designed by Clark School professor serves as model for nation.
Students' inventions address needs ranging from home care to ICU.
Student design ideas include a green gym powered by exercise, sustainable floors for sporting arenas, water-powered watch.
Clark School professors Allen Davis and Hubert Montas among UMD researchers awarded grant for unique approach to improving Chesapeake Bay.
All Winter and Spring 2013 classes to be hosted on Canvas.
Research on digital multimedia forensics, tissue engineering, rotorcraft brownout recognized.
BioE junior is a top cyclist.
Inkjet-printed paper biosensors will reduce cost of diagnosing epidemic pathogens.
Learn about new products from tomorrow's innovators.
Sharon Liu and Jin Xiao receive $10K for development of product.
8 current and former BioE students receive awards, honorable mentions.
Oehrlein, Seog will be first to characterize effects on biological molecules at the monolayer level.
Summer workshop will improve K-12 engineering, math education.
See projects from tomorrow's innovators.
Exceptional students recognized by the Department, Clark School, and professional societies.
BioE research in
Journal of Neuroscience could benefit those with movement disorders.
Exceptional students recognized by the Department, Clark School, university, and professional societies.
$1.5 million grant will support creation of new nanotechnologies.
