SOE News
When the Link Goes Dark: Morgan Students Build a Smarter Defense for Drones
Award-Winning Cybersecurity Innovation Equips Unmanned Aircraft to Detect Attacks, Respond Safely and Keep Operating When Ground Communications Fail
Growing Smarter Farmers: Morgan State, Neighborhoods localize climate science
Plantation Park Heights Urban Farm was thriving in Baltimore’s Greenspring neighborhood when researchers from Morgan State University proposed establishing a weather station in its fields.
Morgan State TechFest Shows What HBCUs Contribute To Innovation
Opeyemi T. Adeniran, a doctoral student in Computer and Electrical Systems Engineering at Morgan State University and founder of Morgan TechFest, offers a broader perspective on the role HBCUs play in technology and innovation.
DARPA Backs Nuclear Waste-Powered Drone Battery for 30-Year Endurance
Specialists from the defense industry, academia, and government have joined forces to develop a next-gen battery that converts nuclear waste into electricity, potentially allowing drones and other defense systems to operate for decades without refueling.
Morgan State Student Innovators Selected for Distinguished NSF I-Corps Program to Advance AI-Driven Sustainable Agriculture
Team AgroVision’s Modular Hydroponic Farming System Earns National Recognition, a Coveted Fall Cohort Placement, and $50,000 in Funding to Support Continued Research and Market Discovery
New US Project Targets High-Density Electricity From Cold War-Era Nuclear Waste
Morgan State University and its partners have secured a $3.37 million contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop a new class of nuclear-powered energy systems that could operate for decades without refueling.
