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A team of interdisciplinary engineering students in the course Multidisciplinary Engineering Design is developing adaptive disc golf equipment to help veterans with disabilities—including partial quadriplegia and visual impairments—play more independently…

A team of students in Alissa Burkholder Murphy’s Multidisciplinary Engineering Design course is developing a modular rainwater collection, storage, and distribution system that they will test on the Homewood Campus…

Mia Russell, senior lecturer and director of the Clark Scholars program, has lent her expertise in personal finance and insurance to WalletHub. In a recent article, Russell advises readers on…

Throughout the academic year, undergraduate students in Center for Leadership Education courses have designed products and systems focused on improving the health and well-being of Baltimore City residents. Their designs…

Larry Aronhime and Sascha Cocron detail their novel approach to innovation in their article “Back to the future: innovating in times of uncertainty and disruption,” published in NATO Review on…

In the course Clark Scholars Design Challenge led by Larry Aronhime, a group of undergraduate engineering students developed the idea for a wearable device that allows combat medics to more…

Lawrence Aronhime and Sascha Cocron publish article examining how embracing risk and uncertainty allows for innovative responses to cyber and cognitive warfare at NATO.

Study analyzes the impact of diverse collaboration among nonprofit organizations, academic and government institutions, and pharmaceutical and biotech companies during the "incredibly complex and expensive process of drug development."

Review student projects from our Computer Science Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Clark Scholars Engineering Design, Innovation and Business Design, and the Leadership Studies Capstone courses.