Learn how to conduct research in extreme locations at Missouri S&T
Dr. James Cochran, professor of statistics and Rogers-Spivey Faculty Fellow at the University of Alabama, will present a guest lecture at Missouri University of Science and Technology this month about Statistics Without Borders’ work in locations that include war, famine, terrorism, disease, destruction, corporate corruption and even oppressive government rulers.
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Missouri S&T researcher to present at Higher Learning Commission conference
Dr. Klaus Woelk, associate professor of chemistry at Missouri University of Science and Technology, has been selected to share his blended laboratory teaching techniques at the Higher Learning Commission Annual Conference.
Read More »Missouri S&T, Honeywell team up in metals research
From hip and knee joints to complex fuel injectors, metal additive manufacturing — an advanced form of 3-D printing involving lasers and powder-based metals — can produce components that traditional machining processes cannot match in time-to-part, geometric complexity and manufacturing cost.
A team of Missouri University of Science and Technology researchers is collaborating with Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies in Kansas City, Missouri on a five-year project to perform material analysis for the selective laser melting (SLM) process in metal powder bed. Dr. Ming Leu, Keith and Pat Bailey Missouri Distinguished Professor of Integrated Product Manufacturing and the director of the Intelligent Systems Center at Missouri S&T, is leading a team of seven other Missouri S&T professors on the project.
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Guest cellist to perform with Missouri S&T orchestra on April 17
Ken Kulosa, former Chicago Symphony cellist and current St. Louis Symphony Community Partnership instructor, will perform during the University and Community Symphony Orchestra spring concert at Missouri University of Science and Technology this month.
Read More »Observatory event for Monday, April 11, canceled
Due to inclement weather, the Visitors Night at the Observatory event scheduled for tonight (Monday, April 11) has been canceled.
Read More »Miner athletics helps Wish Kid Joey realize his dream
The basketball court at Missouri University of Science and Technology became a court of celebration Sunday (April 10) for one area youth battling cancer.
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Missouri S&T ranks 5th for annual return on investment
Missouri University of Science and Technology is one of the best values in higher education, according to the 2016 PayScale College ROI Report.
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Missouri S&T’s Baja car racing team ready to compete
Students from Missouri University of Science and Technology will demonstrate the engineering principles of off-road vehicles by racing a student-designed and -built Baja vehicle as part of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)-International Baja SAE Tennessee.
Read More »Missouri S&T women’s team wins mucking title — again
The Missouri University of Science and Technology women’s mucking team won the 38th Intercollegiate Mining Competition held March 30 through April 3, the team’s third consecutive international title.
The students traveled nearly 1,500 miles to Butte, Montana, to defend their title in events based on old-fashioned mining techniques generally known as “mucking.” Missouri S&T men’s Team A finished in fifth place among 15 teams, and the men’s Team B was 14th.
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Mars Rover build to be unveiled at Missouri S&T
The Mars Rover Design Team at Missouri University of Science and Technology will unveil Zenith, this year’s student-built rover, at a ceremony scheduled for noon Friday, April 15, in the Havener Center atrium.
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