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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.
Neighborhood Data Project Probes Environmental Challenges
Even with diminished federal funding, organizers of the Baltimore-Social Environmental Collaborative plan to empower community members to keep collecting data and putting it to use.
Construction Noise is a Real Threat to Public Health | GUEST COMMENTARY
Samuel S. Akosile, a graduate student in the Department of Civil Engineering at Morgan State University, provides commentary on why construction noise poses a risk to people’s health and welfare in addition to being an irritation.
NSF-Funded Projects Propel Morgan State’s Continued Rise as a Recognized Public Impact Research University
Nearly $5 Million in Research Commitments Support Six Investigative Studies to Build Safer Cities, Smarter Tech and Stronger STEM Pathways
