New lithium-ion batteries with silicon materials could hit the market with lower environmental and manufacturing costs.
Researchers detail advancements in navigation, trajectory planning.
The impact made by APIDA engineers—at the Clark School, and on our country and world—improves our community and field in numerous and significant ways.
The scholars will travel to Lindau, Germany in late June for a week-long discussion spanning the future of physics.
New technologies could replace conventional batteries to power electric vehicles and enable long-distance transportation.
New technologies could reduce the carbon footprint attributed to the freight transportation sector.
“Small-voltage multiferroic control of two-dimensional magnetic insulators”
ARPA-E Summit showcases multiple UMD clean energy technologies
Direct metal melt printing towards additive manufacturing of multi-principal element alloys
Clark School researchers among the "who's who" of influential researchers, according to Clarivate.
Abshire, Fisher and Hu honored for outstanding success in scholarly accomplishment and excellence in teaching.
The virtual meeting aimed to bolster battery technology under extreme conditions.
Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers have published multiple papers frequently cited by their peers over the last decade.
Ion Storage Systems and InventWood hailed as talented innovators
UMD Professor and Quantum Technology Center Director, Ronald Walsworth, and his colleagues, have developed a way to use diamonds to see the elusive details of electrical currents.
A new study published in Science Advances expands the landscape of nanomaterials, and what we can do with them.
Hu and Wang identified by Web of Science
DOE greenlights 2 UMD awards in second round
Hu, Wang demonstrated significant influence through publication of multiple highly cited papers during the last decade.
Researchers are the first to create nanoscale particles composed of up to eight distinct elements generally known to be immiscible.
UMD researchers showcase transformative energy research at ARPA-E Energy Innovation Summit
UMD researchers awarded NASA funding for advanced energy storage technology
Atom-scale synthesis makes highly conductive LiPON for solid-state battery
Anodes with layer of alumina resist corrosion and cycle well
Four materials science students receive Honorable Mentions.
Energy storage research at UMERC has been selected by NASA to potentially power future space missions.
The center develops highly ordered nanostructures that offer a unique way of looking at the science of energy storage.
Eric Wachsman and Chunsheng Wang receive funding to create innovative batteries for electric vehicle energy storage systems.
