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The Clark School of Engineering is a research powerhouse, with more than $107 million in annual research expenditures by leading investigators in seven departments and four institutes, more than 130 laboratories, 23 research centers, innovative programs for undergraduates, and active research relationships with major engineering firms, government labs and academic centers. See Resources and Facilities.

2004 Rotorcraft Team Helicopter 3D model
As of 2005, the Alfred Gessow Rotorcraft Center's graduate student Rotorcraft Team has won eight straight first place finishes in the Student Design Competition sponsored by the American Helicopter Society. Teams are challenged to create a vertical lift aircraft that meets specified requirements.

   

Opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students are numerous and diverse, with major research programs in (among many others): bioengineering; communications and networking; systems research; embedded computing; rotorcraft technology; launch and reentry vehicles; space robotics; intelligent transportation systems; advanced materials; nanotechnology; electronic packaging; and energy systems.

And, with the opening of the new Kim Engineering Building, we offer the latest in research and instructional laboratories, with a strong emphasis on the cross-disciplinary approaches needed to solve major engineering problems.

Special Undergraduate Research Programs
For undergrads, there is a wide array of special programs, including opportunities within departments and in:

Research by Department

Research by Major Institutes and Centers

 

Students Prove Solar Power is Feasible Today

Students with Solar House model

More than 125 University of Maryland students, both graduate and undergraduate, have spent three years planning and building an 800- square foot house that runs entirely on solar power. This is the second time UM has entered the Solar Decathlon.

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