Final Exam

Like it or not, most candy bowls play second fiddle to their sweet, coveted contents. Not the Infinity Candy Bowl,…

A relic of times past, Maryland’s Bloede Dam—the world’s first self-contained, underwater hydroelectric dam—stretches across the Patapsco River in what…

Heart-stopping thrills abound, when freshmen biomedical engineers head to Six Flags to “make” science.

When engineering undergrads interview for summer internships, they often are asked to describe two things: a team project and their biggest challenge. Adam Gross ’13 has a single answer to both questions: the “intelligent ground vehicle” he’s been working on since freshman year.

Climate Showcase promotes energy efficiency in Baltimore nonprofits.

Two undergrads create the miracle of music with a laser harp.

Mechanical engineer Reuben Kraft, PhD ’08, painted this artistic interpretation of the colorful results of his doctoral research in modeling fractures in brittle materials.

In the new course Design of Biological Molecules and Systems, undergraduates learn to design and build proteins. Or at least…