Maryland Robotics Center news archives: Sarah Bergbreiter

Search results for: Bergbreiter NanoCenter members create tiny inchworm motor with flexible arms A tiny creeping motor is easy to manufacture and stronger than ever  More » Bergbreiter wins National Robotics Initiative grant for 'active skins' Project is one of eight announced by NASA.  More » Miniature Robotics REU students give final presentations Ten undergrads from around the country give talks on their summer projects.  More » Espy-Wilson, Bergbreiter receive ADVANCE Seed Grants Fifteen projects funded for 2012.  More » Antbot research profiled in Pacific Standard magazine Article explores potential of antbots in search and rescue operations  More » ISR welcomes 10 REU microbotics students for the summer Students will develop interdisciplinary research projects in 10-week program.  More » Undergrad Carlos Casarez wins Goldwater Scholarship Student of Sarah Bergbreiter receives premier award for undergraduates interested in research.  More » Bergbreiter and students win NTF Award at IROS 2011 Award is for the research, "First Leaps Toward Jumping Microrobots."  More » IEEE Spectrum features story on jumping robots Sarah Bergbreiter's work with insect-inspired microrobots is highlighted.  More » New REU site to offer research opportunities in miniature robotics Sarah Bergbreiter is principal investigator for NSF program.  More » Maryland students impress at National Robotics Week Projects highlight Maryland Robotics Center research.  More » Sarah Bergbreiter wins NSF CAREER Award Grant supports development of legs that can move microrobots quickly over rough terrain.  More » Schaler Earns Prestigious Churchill Scholarship Mechanical engineering major will use funds towards study of micro and nanotech.  More » Bergbreiter, Gerratt, Penskiy win Best Conference Paper Award Award presented at the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation.  More » Clark School honors Rajkowski, Beyaz, Banerjee for student research Students score in Dean's Student Research Award Competition.  More » Martins, Abshire, Smela, Bergbreiter win $1.5 million NSF grant The team will develop self-organizing ant-sized microrobots.  More » Ornithopter, optical microsensor win ISR seed grants Research by Bergbreiter, Gupta, Ghodssi and Culver to be given one-year funding.  More » Bergbreiter interviewed on robot podcast ISR faculty member talks about her work with micro-sized jumping robots.  More » Bergbreiter wins 2008 DARPA Young Faculty Award Research will develop mechanisms for autonomous jumping microrobots.  More »