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S&T students get interactive with GIS software
Missouri University of Science and Technology has received a $500,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to make Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software available to students in laboratory environments.
Read More »Researchers look for realistic ways to bring hydrogen technology home
You probably won’t be able to drive down the highway in your own non-polluting vehicle that runs on hydrogen power any time soon. And don’t start making plans to power your whole house with expensive hydrogen-based technology in the coming years. But, some day in the not-too-distant future, you might own a cell phone equipped […]
Read More »What we don’t know about liquefaction could hurt us
In one corner of a huge civil engineering laboratory on campus, Dr. Ronaldo Luna watches a machine shake silt from the Mississippi River until it liquefies.
Read More »S&T Olympian finishes 15th in long jump at Beijing
Former Missouri S&T All-America performer Tyrone Smith narrowly missed earning a berth in the finals of the long jump competition Saturday, finishing in 15th place overall in the qualifying rounds of the event at the XXIX Olympic Games.
Read More »S&T freshmen orientation fosters friendships, academic success
Incoming freshmen may find the university experience overwhelming at first. There are many things to learn and choices to make, and it’s easy to feel a bit lost. Missouri S&T eases this transition with an Opening Week Orientation filled with fun and unusual activities geared to help freshmen build important bonds with other new students […]
Read More »Missouri S&T seeks input on self-study draft
For the past two years, Missouri S&T has engaged in a process of self-study to prepare for re-accreditation. A draft of the university’s report, developed for The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, is available for review online at accreditation.mst.edu.
Read More »Bicycle thresher among ideas developed at international design summit
This summer, while political candidates (and Paris Hilton) have been arguing about ways to address the nation’s dependence on oil, some ambitious college students from around the world – including one student from Missouri University of Science and Technology – have been actively working on projects designed to solve problems in developing countries.
Read More »S&T Ph.D. student selected to attend symposium
A graduate student from Missouri S&T is one of 81 of the nation’s brightest engineers selected to attend the National Academy of Engineers 14th annual U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium in September.
Read More »Ribbon-cutting planned for Missouri’s first hydrogen fueling station
Missouri’s first fueling station for hydrogen vehicles will be on display Tuesday, Aug. 19, along with several hydrogen vehicles during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Missouri University of Science and Technology’s E3 (E-cubed) Commons development east of the Missouri S&T campus.
Read More »S&T Engineers Without Borders students to spend August in Bolivia,
As one group of members from the Engineers Without Borders student chapter at Missouri University of Science and Technology prepares to leave Bolivia, another team from that chapter is packing for Honduras.
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Sports Headlines
- Women's Basketball Drops Tight GLVC Road Contest at Quincy
- S&T continues road swing with visits to Quincy, Upper Iowa
- Track & Field Opens Indoor Season Saturday at Mel Tjeerdsma Classic
- Miners move up to fifth in latest national rankings
- Men's Basketball Stays Unbeaten, Powers Past Lincoln in GLVC Opener