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The women on the Clark School’s faculty pursue leading research in a wide range of topics and provide excellent teaching and mentoring skills in the classroom and many Clark School programs. They are:
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, Visiting Professor
Research in space systems and operations, structural dynamics.
3156 Martin Hall | (301) 405-0011 | Profile
E-mail: bowden@umd.edu |
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Magnetostrictive materials & transduction, nanotechnology sensors, synthetic jet actuators, and active flow control.
3148 Martin Hall | (301) 405-1131 | Profile | Website
E-mail: aflatau@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
Computational fluid dynamics, numerical simulation of turbulent flows, physics of compressible turbulence shock waves and turbulence interaction, turbulence and finite-rate chemistry interaction, surface reactions.
3172 Martin Hall | Website
E-mail: mpmartin@umd.edu |
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Bioengineering
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, Associate Professor
Aerosol and nanoparticle technology. Formation, characterization, and processing of dry particles (aerosols). Particles and particle-based materials; developing processes to make materials with tailored properties.
1223C Chem-Nuc | (301) 405-1917 | Profile | Website
E-mail: sehrman@umd.edu |
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, Adjunct Assistant Professor
Metabolic engineering: metabolic flux analysis & metabolic profiling; functional genomics; mathematical modeling of biological networks; quantitative systems biology.
Assoc Researcher, FORTH/ICE-HT, Greece
Profile | Website |
E-mail: mklapa@umd.edu
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, Associate Professor
Hydrology and hydroclimatology; computer models; remotely-sensed data (satellite multispectral, airborne LiDAR, ground-based radar); geographic information systems, and the theory of space-time random fields.
1180 Martin Hall | (301) 405-1965 | Profile
E-mail: klbrubak@umd.edu |
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, Assistant Professor
Discrete choice analysis; advanced demand modeling; activity based models; revealed and stated preference surveys; large scale model systems; value of time studies.
3250 Kim Building | (301) 405-6864 | Profile
E-mail: ccirillo@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
Stochastic and dynamic network algorithms; optimization and mathematical modeling with applications in transportation, regional and building evacuation, emergency preparedness, response and recovery; transportation infrastructure vulnerability and protection; routing and scheduling.
Kim Bldg | (301) 405-2046 | website
E-mail: elisemh@umd.edu |
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Fate and transport of organic pollutants in the environment. Fate of endocrine disrupting chemicals upon released from wastewater treatment plants and from the land application of biosolids.
Martin Hall | (301) 405-1979 | Profile
E-mail: alba@umd.edu |
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, Associate
Professor
VLSI circuit design and bioengineering; better understanding tradeoffs between
performance and resources in natural and engineered systems.
2211 AV Williams | (301)405-6629 | Profile | Website
E-mail: pabshire@umd.edu |
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Speech communication: integration of engineering, linguistics, and speech science; speech recognition based on phonetic features; speech production and enhancement; relationship between articulation, acoustics, and perception.
2205 AV Williams | (301) 405-7411| Profile | Website
E-mail: espy@umd.edu |
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, Assistant Professor
Nanostructures and nanofabrication processes for sensor applications, optical and magnetic properties of materials at short wavelengths.
2230 Kim Bldg | (301)405-1770 | Profile | Website
E-mail: rosfjord@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
Wireless communication theory and networking. Network information theory for wireless networks. Signal processing for wireless communications. Security for multi-user wireless communications.
2337 AV Williams | (301)405-4909 | Profile | Website
E-mail: ulukus@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
Information security and forensics, and multimedia signal processing and communications.
2330 Kim Building | (301) 405-0401 | Profile | Website
E-mail: minwu@umd.edu |
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, Professor Emeritus
Microwaves millimeter waves and optics; millimeter waves and optical devices; computer-aided design.
2349 AV Williams | (301)405-3674 | Profile | Website
E-mail: zaki@umd.edu |
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Institute for Systems Research (ISR)
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Joint Appointment
Biology and ISR
Motor control; spinal cord regeneration; computational neuroscience and neuromorphic engineering
2230 Bio/Psych |
(301)405-0069 | Profile | Website
E-mail: avis@isr.umd.edu |
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Joint Appointment Psychology and ISR
Auditory information processing and sensorimotor integration in vertebrates; acoustical, psychophysical, perceptual, computational and neurophysiological studies to develop integrative theories on brain-behavior relations in animal systems
2123M Bio/Psych | (301)405-0353 | Profile | Website
Email: cmoss@psyc.umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
High elastic modulus dental composites, all-ceramic dental restorations, biomaterials, effects of processing on performance of ceramic materials.
2309 Chem-Nuc | (301) 405-5221 | Profile
E-mail: illoyd@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
Liquid crystals for biological studies and general engineering applications (ex, displays); X-ray scattering techniques of liquid crystal and other materials.
1110D Chem-Nuc | (301) 405-0253 | Profile
Email: ljmm@umd.edu |
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Multiferroic nanocomposites, DNA-based biosensors and radiation sensors on GaAs, semiconductor nanowires, and self-assembly for the formation of nanocomposite materials and structures.
1244 Kim Bldg. | (301) 405-5220 | Profile
E-mail: riba@umd.edu |
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, Assistant Professor
Microrobotics, MEMS, networked multi-robot systems, and sensor networks.
2170 Martin Hall | (301) 405-6506 | Profile | Website
E-mail: sarahb@umd.edu |
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, Visiting Professor
Sol-gel processing of glass and ceramics; active and non-active thin films; organically-modified ceramics.
2168 Martin Hall | (301) 405-5171 | Profile
E-mail: anazeri@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
System and product design theory and methodology; developing designer assistance tools for system and product design; engineering student team training; preser- vation of proprietary design knowledge; conceptual design processes.
3139 Martin Hall | (301) 405-0417 | Profile | Website
E-mail: lschmidt@umd.edu |
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, Associate Professor
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), particularly polymer MEMS and bioMEMS. The use of organic materials (from polymers to cells) in microsystems to realize microactuators, cell-based sensors, and CMOS/MEMS integrated systems.
2176 Martin Hall | (301) 405-5265 | Profile | Website
E-mail: smela@umd.edu |
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, Assistant Professor
Optical sensors; sensor mechanics and material behavior at multiple spatial scales; sensor networks; adaptive optics, wavefront sensing and control, imaging through turbulence; smart materials and structures; and theoretical and experimental mechanics.
2108 Martin Hall | (301) 405-3591 | Profile
E-mail: mmyu@umd.edu |
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Professor Carol Espy-Wilson (ECE and ISR) was included in an exhibit
titled "Soul of Technology," sponsored by Palo Alto Weekly.
The exhibit showcased the 50 most important African Americans in technology.
Espy-Wilson is named among 16 educators on the list, and was recognized for
her research and scholarly work in speech recognition and speech science.
Student Affairs Suite
1131 Martin Hall - Room 1123B
Reservations Required
The Parental Use Room provides a private, quiet and lockable space for individuals who need privacy for parent-related activities, for example, breast feeding. This room is available during business hours (8:30 am - 5:00 pm) with advanced reservations.
To reserve this room, please email Teresa Prince or call
5-3936.
This facility may be reserved by any Clark School faculty, staff, student and/or visitor
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