of Engineering. In 1994, William W. Destler was appointed dean of the Clark School. This same year, the Clark School also established the Office of Advanced Engineering Education (OAEE). OAEE provides flexible engineering education options to working engineers so that they may earn a Master of Engineering or Graduate Certificate in Engineering. 1995-Present In 1997, the college established the Department of Computer Engineering and combined it with the Department of Electrical Engineering to form the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering in 1999. In 1999, Herbert Rabin was named Interim Dean of the Clark School. Also in 1999, the college renamed the Department of Civil Engineering as the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering to better reflect changes in the field. Nariman Farvardin was appointed dean of the Clark School in 2000. In 2002, the college split the Department of Materials and Nuclear Engineering, establishing the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. The college transferred the Nuclear and Reliability Engineering programs to the Department of Mechanical Engineering. In 2004, the Department of Chemical Engineering changed its name to the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. In 2005, Robert E. Fischell donated to the Clark School to create the Fischell Department of Bioengineering, officially established in 2006. In 2007, Herbert Rabin once again became the Interim Dean. In 2009, Darryll Pines was appointed Dean of the Clark School of Engineering. Under his guidance, the Clark School continued to build a reputation in research, teaching, and student engagement. Facilities AIM Lab Dedicated to the characterization of the structure and composition of a broad spectrum of hard and soft materials and biological systems with nanometer resolution. Features Tescan GAIA and XEIA FIB/SEM systems. Bioprocess Scale-Up Facility Dedicated to the development and scale-up of fermentation biotechnology products and processes. Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel A state-of-the-art facility used for research and development in aerodynamics. Constructed in 1949 as part of the construction funded by Glenn L. Martin. The facility has performed aerodynamics testing over 2,200 times on objects ranging from airplanes to cars to bobsleds. Rolf Jensen and Associates Fire Science Laboratory Performs research on fire behavior and protection products. It contains eight laboratories dedicated to fire prevention, suppression, protection, and engineering. MakerBot Innovation Center 3D printing space open to students, faculty, staff, and community members. Micro and Nano Fabrication Laboratory Research classroom that supports research and development in nanoscience, microelectromechanical systems, semiconductors, materials,