Award recognizes his pioneering research in smart materials and sustained leadership and mentorship in the advanced materials community.
UMD aerospace engineering students earn national recognition in research and design competitions.
Leadership award recognizes outstanding early-career professionals shaping the future of materials and process engineering.
Awards recognize exceptional students pursuing careers and research in vertical flight.
The recognition honors his excellence in mechanical engineering as an international scholar in smart structures and composites.
Awards recognize the world’s most talented engineering students pursuing careers in vertical flight.
Christopher Clark honored for innovative thesis on lightweight, 3D-printed aerospace actuators.
15 UMD aerospace engineering undergraduates attended the event hosted at the University of Cincinnati.
At the A. James Clark School of Engineering, we honor the contributions of Black engineering trailblazers, whose accomplishments improve our society through innovation and leadership.
Composites and Advanced Materials Expo honors exceptional research from students, engineers, and industry professionals that drive the future of composites innovation.
Sophomore Jack Szyprowski took the top spot at the SAMPE Regional Additive Manufacturing Symposium at Rowan University.
Colleen Murray wins in team category, takes third in solo, at the 2024 North American Irish Dance Championships.
Undergraduates Christopher Clark and Grace Johnson will present their work at SAMPE’s 2024 Composites and Advanced Materials Expo.
Awards recognize the world’s most talented engineering students interested in vertical flight.
Awards support networking and career opportunities in the materials and process engineering community.
Grad student’s collaborative work explored ways to improve the mechanical properties of additively manufactured lattices.
International competition challenges students to design, build, and test a miniature structural bridge using composite materials.
UMD students represent a third of total 2023 VFF Scholarship recipients.
Ph.D. student Frank Cianciarulo takes second in SPIE’s Craig F. Bohren Best Student Presentation Awards.
The event emphasized research, advanced education, and outreach collaborations for the region, the state of Maryland and the nation.
University System of Maryland Student Council award recognizes students for leadership and civic engagement.
A senior engineer and supervisor at JHUAPL, DeLaHunt has also won awards for her advocacy of greater diversity and inclusion.
NIST staff scientist and engineer Ahure Powell built a successful engineering career on the pillars of family, leadership and challenges.
RAeS recognizes Wereley for contributions to the advancement of adaptive structures and materials for aerospace applications.
Professor has led the department during an era of firsts.
Scholarship recognizes innovative research practices, visionary leadership and impressive effort in academic pursuits.
UMD research on bio-inspired robotics makes the cover of a special issue of
Actuators.
History-making flight wins Golden Hour Award from Helicopter Association International.
Award recognizes Hypersonic and High-Temperature Gas Dynamics, Third Edition as the best book published within the last five years.
Bioinspired Sensing, Actuation, and Control in Underwater Soft Robotic Systems is a comprehensive snapshot of the latest advances.
Aerospace engineering department nets a second Achievement Award.
Aerospace entrepreneur’s gift aims to inspire future engineers.
AUVSI’s XCELLENCE Awards Announced; UMD Wins in Humanitarian/Public Safety Category
Echinoderm-inspired robots could perform many difficult, dangerous tasks.
The program recognizes faculty members who have demonstrated outstanding scholarly achievement along with equally outstanding accomplishments as teachers.
Aerospace Engineering’s Program Director of Student Services recognized for staff excellence in student services.
Aerospace Engineering students receive nine out of 29 awarded Vertical Flight Foundation Scholarships.
Quinn Kupec’s efforts featured on North Dakota news outlet KVRR.
Rachel Harvey, Ben Stutzke, and Vivik Uppoor receive awards to support undergraduate research.
Award recognizes a significant impact to furthering vertical flight.
Dr. Norman Wereley and undergraduate researchers devise a wing section similar to a fish’s skeleton.
UMD students win four out nine awards.
The Technical.ly Awards honored an history-making drone flight that helped save the life of a kidney patient.
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.
Out of gratitude to his mentor, Jim Rand has made a generous gift to the Clark School in support of the Robert M. Rivello Scholarship.
Three faculty receive AIAA NCS awards for their outstanding contributions to research and education.
Maryland tests demonstrate how human organs can be transported safely by drones.
Service program offers college students the opportunity to receive a full scholarship and be employed by DOD after completing their degrees.
Three teams win prize money for drone projects.
Contest aims to inspire students, faculty and staff engaged in research, competitions and activities involving drones at the University of Maryland.
First university facility of its kind in D.C.-Maryland-Virginia region.
Senior Patrick Washington Receives National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Fellowship
Clark School students make a commitment to integrity and responsibility in the engineering profession.
Frizzell, Kaptui Sipowa, McCullum and Shannon receive awards to support research efforts.
Researchers will create soft underwater robot appendages that mimic functionality found in sea stars; Werley is a co-PI.
Aerospace Engineering Department Chair recognized for community outreach and engagement.
Wang, Wereley and Pillsbury recognized for work in the field of soft actuators and pneumatic artificial muscles.
Choi, Wereley and Xie explore sedimentation of MRFs in a vertical column.
Aerospace engineering students Robert Fievisohn and Sylvie DeLaHunt win department's 2016 Graduate Student Research Competition.
Aerospace engineering Ph.D. student Stephen Sherman receives 2016 Alex Brown Leadership Award.
Joins 23 other Clark-affiliated faculty
Associate Professor Christopher Cadou Named Fellow of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
Aerospace Engineering Professor recognized for contributions to the field of smart structures and materials.
Grad student Jonathan Chambers received a Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers, Philadelphia Chapter scholarship.
Xu’s research interests lie in control and dynamical systems and formal methods with applications in autonomy, cyberphysical systems, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
Aerospace Engineering Department Chair Norman Wereley recognized for his commitment to supporting and forwarding the AIAA National Capital Section.
Aerospace engineering grad student receives 2015-2016 Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation (ARCS) Scholarship
American Helicopter Society promotes Department of Aerospace Engineering Chair Norman M. Wereley to AHS Technical Fellow.
Student teams conquer light bulb challenge at 4th annual competition.
15 Aerospace Engineering faculty were recognized for their research and scholarly achievements.
Elena Shrestha and Levi DeVries win Department of Aerospace Engineering Graduate Student Research Awards Competition.
Bernadette Cannon was selected as the ARCS 2014-2015 Wanda M. Austin Undergraduate Scholar.
Department of Aerospace Engineering Chair Dr. Norman Wereley elected International Society for Optical Engineering (SPIE) Fellow.
15 Department of Aerospace Engineering's faculty honored for successful research funding efforts.
Magnetorheology: Advances and Applications published by the Royal Society of Chemistry as part of their series on smart materials.
Aerospace Engineering grad student Andrew Becnel to receive Alex Brown Leadership Award.
Kenneth 'Kip' Hart selected as one of Aviation Week's “Tomorrow’s Engineering Leaders: The Twenty20s."
Aerospace Engineering graduate student awarded scholarship from the American Society for Engineers of Indian Origin.
Graduate student team takes top spot in the 30th Annual American Helicopter Society Design Competition.
Associate dean and Keystone professor to be honored with Society for Experimental Mechanics award.
Harinder Singh is a 2013-2014 Recipient of the Wylie Fellowship
Kristy Schlueter and Stephen Sherman are the Newest U-Md. NDSEG Fellows
Sylvie was awarded this $5,000 scholarship by Women in Aviation International (WAI).
Clark School Associate Dean of Research honored for scholarship and engineering excellence
Drs. Woods, Kothera, and Wereley won Best Paper the ASME Conference, 3/13/12
Techno-Sciences Professor of Aerospace Engineering Norman Wereley to assume post on April 15.
James Hubbard and Norman Wereley will be honored as AIAA Fellows in May
Wereley Recognized for Contributions to Theory and Application of Semi-active Magnetorheological Dampers
Congratulations to Erica Hocking for receiving the NDSEG Fellowship!
10 AE Faculty Represent Department at Research Leaders Luncheon
Becnel Receives Bauer Award, Will Travel to Tokyo to Present Research
The Boeing-led Rotorcraft ACPS Team is Awarded the 2011 Harry T. Jensen Award by AHS
On Feb. 9th Aerospace Students Were Recognized at the 2011 Washington Regional SAMPE Symposium.
UMD and Techno-Sciences Inc. Awarded US Patent for Aerodynamic Control Surface Actuation Systems for Helicopter Rotors
Andrew Becnel has been Awarded a Prestigious National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship!
Professor Wereley honored with AIAA Sustained Service Award
Team of University of Maryland and Techno-Sciences Inc. Researchers Awarded US Patent
Aero students are finalists at the 2010 Smart Materials, Adaptive Structures and Intelligent Systems Conference in Philadelphia
Rotorcraft Students Win First Place at 2010 AHS Design Competition
Dr. Norman Werley Recognized by AIAA
Ahuré Earns First Place in SAMPE Presentation
Two individual and two AE student project teams place in the top six.
The John D. Anderson Scholarship in Aerospace Engineering Awarded to McNerney & Woodside.
Four Clark School Aerospace Teams Place in Top Six
Madeline Kirk announced as first recipient of Anderson Scholarship in Aerospace Engineering
AE and Clark School is awarded Army CTA MAST Center on "Microsystem Mechanics"
Aerospace Chair Darryll Pines to lead $7.8M/year research project, 20 universities involved.
Wang selected as 2006 AIAA National Capital Section Young Engineer/Scientist.
