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SOE News
Fulbright Distinction Positions Morgan State University at the Vanguard of Global Scholarship
University Earns More Fulbright Awards Than Any Other HBCU This Year, Including a New Specialist Award for Engineering Dean Oscar Barton
Morgan State Researchers Employ a Light Detection System to Improve Traffic Safety
Morgan State researchers installed a light detection and ranging system, also known as LiDAR, near nine dangerous intersections to monitor highway and road conditions and inform efforts to improve the safety of drivers, road workers and pedestrians.
Baltimore Residents Tracking Climate Change Through New Morgan State Weather Station Project
The Baltimore Social Environmental Collaborative (BSEC) is a citywide climate research initiative, training residents to collect data that will shape the area’s understanding of the impact of heat, air quality and flooding. Morgan State University is one of 21 organizations and institutions participating in the BSEC.
The Tiny Tech Powering Big Dreams at Morgan
Since opening in 2023, with the support of a $3.1-million annual allocation from the State of Maryland, the Center for Research and Education in Microelectronics — located in the Mitchell Engineering Building of Morgan’s School of Engineering — has allowed Morgan students to examine numerous ways to apply microelectronics technology to improve lives, develop world-class products and solve complex problems.
Morgan State University’s SMARTER Center Utilizes LiDAR Technology to Study Dangerous Intersections and Monitor Highway Road Conditions
Research supports implementing innovative, data-driven solutions to reduce crashes, improve roadway safety, and safeguard construction workers across Maryland
Morgan State Grads Launch Fund.FWD, An AI-Powered App To Help HBCU Students Get Funding
Given the systemic funding gap for Black innovators and thinkers, a group of HBCU alums seeks to be the difference.
