As part of UMBC's 50th Anniversary Celebration Weekend, CBEE faculty members Lee Blaney and Govind Rao gave compelling GRIT-X talks to an enthusiastic audience. Videos of their presentations are...
Nanoparticles aid blood clotting; may someday save lives
[Video] Nanoparticles that speed blood clotting may someday save lives Streamed live on Aug 23, 2016 Whether severe trauma occurs on the battlefield or the highway, saving...
Bright Futures August 16, 2016 · by UMBC Alumni · in Stories UMBC’s growing reputation as a hub for research with powerful impact isn’t founded on the...
Innovation initiatives help bring discoveries to market
UMBC professors are navigating the startup economy – and finding harmony between research and commerce. By Elizabeth Heubeck ’91 [full article here] ...UMBC researchers have found additional...
Hollie Adejumo, an undergraduate research assistant in the Blaney lab, was awarded the ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry Certificate of Merit for her presentation at the Spring 2016 national...
Congratulations to Swarnalatha Balasubramanian, whose cell image is featured on the cover of the June 2016 issue of Tissue Engineering. The journal contains Balasubramanian's article entitled...
Philadelphia keeps stormwater out of sewers; protect rivers
by Tom Avril, Staff Writer Tropical Storm Girard unleashed a torrent of water on West Philadelphia in March. Missed that news? It was not a real storm, but it might as well have been....
May 25, 2016 by Megan Hanks When Erin Lavik, professor of chemical, biochemical and environmental engineering, was pursuing her graduate degree, she was required to pursue a minor outside of...
Congratulations to the following students who were selected as Featured Graduates by UMBC News: Sara “Cheli” Arussy ’16, chemical engineering Travis Dennis ’16, chemical engineering Ganesh...
Last week, Ke He was recognized for his outstanding service to the Graduate Student Association as a Senator. This award was due, in part, to his efforts to transform the travel award funding for...