Teams from each of the eight departments in the A. James Clark School of Engineering tried to build the most elaborate yet functional Rube Goldberg machine for the Alumni Cup 2018 competition.
New A. James Clark Hall to Innovate in Burgeoning Field
Mukul Agarwal M.S. ’17, a human-computer interaction graduate student working in the Augmentarium at the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS), built the computer model...
I'm the owner of a new yacht, and I've just been kidnapped by a psychotic lighthouse keeper. This is the story I'm told before my two companions and I are locked inside a room and given 45 minutes to get out.
Scientists Create Umbrellas the Natural Way—With Plants
Handy Device to Help Blind Read Without Braille
The Clarice, Philadelphia Group Open Downtown Performance Venue
Students Strive to Enhance Museum Experience Using Technology
Meet Tim Koeth, UMD’s pied piper of particle acceleration, who's leading students constructing the largest undergrad-built cyclotron.
Is the Next Jon Stewart at UMD?
