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Sueños Sin Fronteras: The Clark School Celebrates Latine Engineers
At Maryland Engineering, we recognize and celebrate the diversity of stories and contributions among our students, faculty, staff, and alums.  More »

Ghodssi Honored With Gaede-Langmuir Award
AVS recognizes UMD faculty member for contributions to the MEMS field.  More »

UMD Start-Up Ionic Devices Wins Microbattery Design Prize
One of Eight Awarded by US Department of Energy  More »

Ten Maryland MSE Faculty Members Ranked in Top 2% of World Scientists
Elsevier releases updated science-wide database  More »

10 Maryland MSE Faculty Members Ranked in Top 2% of World Scientists
Report prepared by a team of experts at Stanford University.  More »

UMD Makes U.S. DOE Solar District Cup Finals
The Solar District Cup challenges multidisciplinary student teams to design and model optimized distributed energy systems for a campus or urban district.  More »

UMD Research Team Advances the Battery Revolution
Solid state energy storage research receives $2.25M in DOE funding.  More »

Advance made towards next-generation rechargable batteries
Researchers demonstrate ALD process for NaPON, a thin-film solid-state electrolyte for sodium-ion batteries.  More »

MEI2 leads U.S. side of $18.4M U.S.-Israel Energy Center focused on Energy Storage
Project will Develop Lithium and Sodium Metal Solid State Batteries for Advanced Energy Storage Applications  More »

Emily Hitz Named by Nature as One of Five Early Career Researchers in Materials Science
Hitz is an MSE Ph.D. student, advised by Liangbing Hu, conducting research on solid-state batteries.  More »

Korean Energy Company and UMD Partner to Create Next-Gen Batteries
CMNS and Clark School faculty lead project  More »

Company Co-Founded by Sergio Baron Delivers Ultra-Thin, Custom Shape Lithium Batteries
CEO and Co-Founder Baron (M.S. '12) has led the development of ultrathin lithium battery technology for sleek and flexible medical devices, IoT and wearable devices.  More »

How Will You Impact Society?
MSE Alumni Parag Banerjee ('11) discusses his tenure at UMD.  More »

A New Dimension for Batteries
Nanostructured battery is safe, manufacturing-compatible, and delivers much higher power at high energy  More »

Gary Rubloff keynote speaker at IEEE nanotechnology conference
Topic: “From Nanostructures to Mesoscale Architectures: Electrochemical Storage for Smart Things.”  More »

Prof. Sang Bok Lee appointed director of Maryland NanoCenter
UMD chemist will direct two labs on nanoscale fabrication and characterization  More »

EFRC NEES-2 meeting poster contest winners
Accomplishments meeting announces poster awards  More »

Outstanding Microscopist and Teacher Honored with Fellowship
Dr. Wen-An Chiou, director of the AIM Lab, selected as Microscopy Society of America Fellow  More »

UMD Researchers Focus Energy on Current Collector Improvements
Research paper published in Advanced Energy Materials.  More »

10/9 is NanoDay
Two labs in Maryland embody spirit of NanoDay  More »

MSE Students Selected as Finalists for the 2017 Collegiate Inventors Competition
Stretchable Silicon Photovoltaics is a new design for silicon solar cells.  More »

NEES Attends 2017 DOE EFRC-Hub-MCS PI Meeting
NEES gave talks, posters and won musical award  More »

NEES Grad Student Pens EFRC Newsletter Article on Metastable Materials
Summer 2017 EFRC Newsletter carries UMD grad student's story  More »

Decade of TMV research leads to never-before-seen microsystems for energy storage, biosensors and self-sustaining systems
Long-term Ghodssi-Culver partnership has used the Tobacco mosaic virus as a biological nanoscaffold for groundbreaking devices.  More »

Alexander Pearse wins Dean's Doctoral Research Award
Advised by Gary Rubloff, his research is titled, "Development of Vapor-Phase Deposited Three Dimensional All-Solid-State Batteries."  More »

7th Annual Engineering Sustainability Day focuses on Energy Storage
This year's theme focused on energy storage -  pervasive message that we should promote and advocate for scientists and the science.  More »

NanoCenter thanks departing co-founder
High-tech fabrication technique produces departure gift  More »

Four Clark School Professors Named Distinguished University Professor
In 2016, four of the 10 Distinguished University Professors named by the University of Maryland are Clark School professors.  More »

Gary Rubloff named Distinguished University Professor
Rubloff receives highest academic honor conferred by the University of Maryland.  More »

Rubloff, Ghodssi to speak at TechConnect World Innovation Conference and Expo
The event is the largest global innovation conference in physical and life sciences.  More »

Rubloff Discusses UMD Energy Storage Center and Energy Science Hot Topics
UMD prof and center director on Electrochemical Society meeting podcast  More »

Gary Rubloff to receive Senior Faculty Outstanding Research Award
Clark School honor celebrates strong and influential research.  More »

Experts available for comment on upcoming Nobels
Lithium-ion batteries and nanowires are candidates for chemistry and physics prizes; UMD scientists can explain importance  More »

Mesoscale Science Research Highlighted on Materials Journal Cover
Rubloff and Lee show new direction in electrical energy storage  More »

New Battery Demonstrates “Sweet Spot” of Electrolyte Thickness and Composition
Atom-scale synthesis makes highly conductive LiPON for solid-state battery  More »

Cumings Named Interim Director of Maryland NanoCenter
Appointment effective July 1.  More »

Reza Ghodssi named AVS Fellow
Citation reads: "For outstanding leadership in microsystems technology achieved by combining knowledge of materials and processing, innovative device concepts, and diverse applications."  More »

Thin coatings controlled at atomic scale protect high performance lithium anodes
Anodes with layer of alumina resist corrosion and cycle well  More »

Members of NEES Gather for 2015 Spring Accomplishment Meeting
Poster session, in-depth discussions, presentations.... and hiking  More »

Food Safety, Energy Storage & Video Authentication Inventions Honored at Awards Ceremony
Three Clark School innovations win UMD Invention of the Year Awards  More »

White to Recieve First-Ever Bard Award
Slated to be recognized at ECS Chicago for paradigm-shifting contributions  More »

Invention of the Year Finalist: A Revolutionary, High Density, Nanopore Battery
Research team led by Rubloff and Lee develops battery using optimized nanostructure design  More »

Rubloff One of 9 Finalists for UMD Invention of the Year
Office of Technology Commercialization to announce winners at the Celebration of Innovation and Partnerships, April 29.  More »

Atomic Layer Deposition: Precise Control Smaller than the Eye Can See
ALD gives researchers atomic-level control of films and coatings for energy generation and storage  More »

A Billion Holes Can Make a Battery
Battery inside a nanopore has commercial potential  More »

Atomic Layer Depostion and Graphene Inspire Creative Catalyst Design
Hulka Energy Research Fellowship supports MSE student's design of new photoelectrochemical composites.  More »

A Small Gift to Dr. Loh Makes a Big Hit
Maryland NanoCenter staff thank UMD president Loh for recent visit, commemorated with high-tech plaque  More »

UMD Researchers Bridge Gap between Microelectronics, Biological Systems
“Electronic modulation of biochemical signal generation” published in Nature Nanotechnology  More »

Department of Energy renews NEES EFRC for four years
The center develops highly ordered nanostructures that offer a unique way of looking at the science of energy storage.  More »

UMD Nets a DOE Award for Innovative Energy Research Projects
Projects will help enable advances in energy production and use  More »

Save the Date: NanoDay, June 11 -- Poster Session, Plenaries, EM Workshops and More
Registration and poster abstract submission will open soon  More »

NEES' Siwy named 2013 APS Fellow
Cutting-edge nanoscience researcher honored  More »

Rubloff, Ghodssi featured in JVST-A special issue
The Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the American Vacuum Society.  More »

Clark School Engineers Recently Awarded Grants
Clark School-affiliated professors receive research funding  More »

NSF Grants for Graphene Research Awarded to Hu, Rubloff
Research at the nano-scale nets university over half-million dollars in funding  More »

2013 Dinah Berman Memorial Award Given to NanoCenter Member
MSE student honored for academics and service    More »

Atoms-Thick Coating Ready for First Test on Silver Artifact
Science covers efforts to protect objects in Walters Art Museum collection.  More »

UMD Scientists and Engineers Present Papers at American Chemical Society Meeting
Exploring “the chemistry of energy and food” … and more  More »

The Smallest Materials of All: Seeing, Making and Testing Materials at the Nanoscale
Presentations at the Materials Research Society's 2013 meeting showcase medical, energy developments      More »

Nano ?Beads on a String? Could Advance Battery Technology
Pulsing with lithium, tiny silicon beads on a nanotube hold promise for better batteries  More »

NanoCenter Members Present Papers at Upcoming APS Meeting in Baltimore
Largest physics meeting hosts more than twenty NanoCenter presentations    More »

Seven NanoCenter Members Named 2013 Future Faculty Fellows
Engineering Grad Students Selected to Prepare for Academic Career  More »

Rubloff Co-Authors Major DoE Report on Emerging Energy Technologies
Publication focuses on opportunities in mesoscale science.  More »

2012 Energy Research Fellows Announced
Awards will fund diverse sustainable energy research projects  More »

Preventing Costly, Life-Threatening Catheter Infections
Deutsch Foundation-sponsored Clark School research offers multi-pronged attack on major medical problem.  More »

Bacteria Programmed to Re-Create UMD Logo
Feat part of larger body of Clark School research into preventing infections.  More »

Banerjee Joins Washington University in St Louis Faculty
Former UMD student to focus on nanomaterials  More »

Clark School researchers figure prominently in atomic layer deposition story
Chemical & Engineering News highlights expansion of the coating technology.  More »

Controlling chemistry improves potential of carbon nanotubes
Nanotechnology breakthrough could lead to better batteries, more sensitive biosensors.  More »

"Pocket Change Spectroscopy" Improves Detection of Toxins, Explosives
Betz, Rubloff Highlighted in Chemical & Engineering News.  More »

Banerjee's Self-Powered Solar Circuits Featured in Sierra Magazine
Self-powered circuits provide electricity  More »

Banerjee's Self-Powered Solar Circuits Featured in Sierra Magazine
Article covers grad student's development of components for computers, phones, and other devices that don't require electricity, batteries or solar cells.  More »

Materials Scientists, Conservators Join Forces to Preserve Silver Artifacts and Art
Team developing nanometers-thick, protective coatings using atomic layer deposition.  More »

Galloway, Gregorczyk, Gremillion awarded L-3 Graduate Research Fellowships
Fellowships support Ph.D. candidates working in specific research areas.  More »

Work by grad student Parag Banerjee cited in MRS Bulletin
Paper by student of Gary Rubloff originally appeared in ACS Nano.  More »

Banerjee Takes 3rd In Dean's Doctoral Research Award Competition
Student recognized for work on nanoscale energy storage solutions.  More »

Clark School honors Rajkowski, Beyaz, Banerjee for student research
Students score in Dean's Student Research Award Competition.  More »

Espy-Wilson, Rubloff Are Top UM Inventors
Speech enhancing algorithm, high-density energy storage cells named best of '09.  More »

A Solar-Powered Circuit, But No Solar Cell Required
Breakthrough technology could lead to new light-powered devices.  More »

Reza Ghodssi guest edits special issue of IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
'Special Proceeding' issue focuses on energy harvesting.  More »

Clark School hosts PowerMEMS 2009 attendees for luncheon, lab tours
Six laboratories showcased in special tours.  More »

Rubloff Group Research Selected for Highlights in Chemical Technology.
Paper covers advances in lab-on-a-chip technology.  More »

Berlin Takes 2nd in Dean's M.S. Thesis Competition
New award honors outstanding research, scholarship.  More »

UMERC/Nanocenter Team Named "Energy Frontier" Center
DOE to award $14M for nanotech storage technology crucial to renewable energy success.  More »

Parag Banerjee Wins Presidential Student Award
Microscopy Society of America honors MSE grad student for nanotube crystallization paper.  More »

NanoCenter Improves Energy Storage Options
Maryland NanoCenter researchers create new device to store electrical energy.  More »

Student research: Xiaolong Luo
Student of Gary Rubloff conducts 'lab-on-a-chip' microsystem research.  More »

Materials and Interface Nanotechnology Laboratory Opens
Rabin directs new nano research  More »

Banerjee Named John and Maureen Hendricks Energy Research Fellow
Fellowship benefits Great Expectations campaign.  More »

Banerjee Earns Patent for Magnetic/Flash Hybrid RAM
Graduate student developed the technology at Micron.  More »

Ghodssi, Rubloff receive bioMEMS patent
U.S. patent 7,375,404 is awarded for fabrication and integration of polymeric bioMEMS.  More »

Nanocenter Team Among Invention of the Year Finalists
Team places 3rd in competition.  More »

New Advance in Biochip Research
Microfactories for drug research are one step closer to reality.  More »

Ghodssi, Rubloff part of $2 million NSF grant
Cellular and biomolecular engineering research to focus on biofunctionalized devices.  More »

Davis Organizes International Conference on Calixarene Chemistry
Biennial conference to be held in College Park  More »

NanoCenter Director Interviewed by Nanotechnology.com
Dr. Gary Rubloff discusses nano activities at UMD  More »

Dean Farvardin Promoted to UMD Provost
University of Maryland President C. D. Mote, Jr. announced the appointment of Dr. Nariman Farvardin, Dean of the A. James Clark School of Engineering, as Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, effective July 1, 2007.  More »

Rubloff, Bentley quoted in Business Gazette's 'nanofactories' story
Nanocenter faculty explain how cell-like factories in the body may prevent and cure illnesses.  More »

NSF Funds Microscopy Facility Upgrades
Kim Building laboratory will benefit from added chemical analysis capabilities.  More »

$1 Million For Nano-Bio Initiative
Deutsch Foudation will fund Clark School bioengineering research on the nanoscale.  More »

NSF Grant Enhances NISP Lab's Capabilities
$500k grant will benefit composition analysis and biological tissue characterization.  More »

Crabs help detect dangerous nano particles
A substance in crabs can aid in detecting small quantities of explosives, chemicals, and other hazardous materials.  More »

MSE Student Wins Best Poster Award at MEMS Alliance Special Topics Symposium
Student honored  More »

PBS Nightly Business Report Features Maryland NanoCenter
PBS's Nightly Business Report featured Maryland NanoCenter in its coverage of nanotechnology, citing the University of Maryland as one of the leaders in the field.
Click details to see video from the program, or click Link to see ECE's writeup (including links to the transcript).  More »

University Newspaper Outlook Highlights Maryland NanoCenter
Campus publication focuses on interdisciplinary center.  More »

Takeuchi, Williams, and Rubloff to establish Keck Laboratory for Combinatorial Nanosynthesis and Multiscale Characterization
Lab to be located in Kim Building  More »