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In the Fall/Winter 2025 issue of Engineering at Maryland magazine, you’ll read how a high-impact strategy launched by a transformative, $220 million investment in UMD is creating new, tangible momentum for engineering progress on important societal challenges.

Flip through the pages of the current magazine issue to learn how Maryland engineers “solve for excellence” in global health, clean transportation, cities of the future, and more. 

 

Additional issue highlights include

  • COVER: For the first time, this issue of Engineering at Maryland magazine hits mailboxes with three distinct covers, as a nod to the multiplicity of disciplines, expertise, experiences, and contributions made among our Maryland engineers.
  • HEALTH: Maryland launches B.S.-M.D. program to bridge engineering, data science, and medicine P.04
  • RESEARCH: This ‘quantum nose’ can sniff out food waste P.06
  • PUZZLE: Can you solve it? P.30
  • PHOTOS: Seen around campus: a NASA astronaut and Kermit the Frog P.32

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Melissa L. Andreychek
Engineering at Maryland magazine
A. James Clark School of Engineering
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
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Engineering at Maryland magazine is published twice a year for alums and friends of the A. James Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland. Digital issues are available on the Maryland Engineering website.



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