Missouri S&T wind engineer assesses Jefferson City tornado damage
Less than 24 hours after tornadoes swept through communities across Missouri, Dr. Guirong (Grace) Yan was inspecting the damage in Jefferson City, one of the cities hit by Wednesday night’s tornado outbreak. Yan, an assistant professor of structural engineering at Missouri S&T, and three of her Ph.D. students visited the state capitol to assess the […]
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Sending our best vibes westward as our @MissouriMRDT heads to Hanksville, Utah, for the University Rover Challenge ( @URConMars). #GoMiners #MinersDigDeeper #MinersRoveHarder #rovesohard https://t.co/2dqTxKat4C
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And we're off! We'll see you soon Hanksville!
Be sure to check back here for more updates throughout the week. https://t.co/a5XPNitbIO
And we're off! We'll see you soon Hanksville!
Be sure to check back here for more updates throughout the week. https://t.co/a5XPNitbIO
When we say #minersdigdeeper we’re talking about professors like Grace Yan, who is on site again today to assess damage from the #JeffCityTornado as part of her work to make structures safer. Thank you, Grace! https://t.co/osWwrs5c3q
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Less than 24 hours after tornadoes swept across our state, @MissouriSandT structural engineer Guirong (Grace) Yan and her team of Ph.D. students were in Jefferson City, assessing damage from the #JeffCityTornado #MinersDigDeeper https://t.co/JSEhmZf9pH https://t.co/WfrnhEvRY5
Less than 24 hours after tornadoes swept across our state, @MissouriSandT structural engineer Guirong (Grace) Yan and her team of Ph.D. students were in Jefferson City, assessing damage from the #JeffCityTornado #MinersDigDeeper https://t.co/JSEhmZf9pH https://t.co/WfrnhEvRY5
#tornado expert available to media covering #JeffCityTornado or other events: Dr. Grace Yan, director of S&T's Wind Hazard Mitigation Lab. https://t.co/DPKKXOsqvt https://t.co/k1bByyyYmN
The S&T community and @MinerAlumni held a party yesterday to honor and thank @ChrisGMaples and Sara Marcus for all they've done for our university these past two-plus years. Chris got another yule log to add to his collection, and @ChancellorsCatz got the best-ever cat beds. https://t.co/E7d9bt1bFn
