Reece Watson, a senior in computer science and computer engineering from Edwardsville, Illinois, has been named Missouri S&T’s Renaissance Student for 2024. Watson received the award, which included a $1,000 prize, on Thursday, May 2, at a ceremony hosted by the arts, languages, and philosophy department.
Read More »Registration is now open for Movie Makers, an evening camp offered by the Kummer Center for STEM Education at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Movie Makers takes place 5-9 p.m. Monday, June 24, through Friday, June 28. The camp is open to students entering grades 5-8 and grades 9-12. Tuition is $400, which includes […]
Read More »A Missouri S&T computer engineering professor is working to improve the detection of skin cancer, and he was recently awarded a $440,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to support his efforts.
Read More »Missouri S&T’s first graduating class in 1874 consisted of three students. Fast forward 150 years, and Missouri S&T’s 150th class in 2024 includes over 1,100 graduates. Meet a few of our latest class and read about their plans.
Read More »The programs and faculty members are staying the same, but the name of Missouri S&T’s geosciences and geological and petroleum engineering department has now changed. The department’s name was recently rebranded to earth sciences and engineering.
Read More »Two faculty members at Missouri S&T have been selected for the university’s second cohort of ADVANCE Faculty Fellows.
Read More »Dr. Amaury Lendasse, professor and department chair of information science technology at the University of Houston, has been named department chair of engineering management and systems engineering (EMSE) and Sarchet Endowed Professor of engineering management at Missouri University of Science and Technology. He will begin his role at Missouri S&T on Aug. 1.
Read More »When Jacopo Frigerio was inducted into the Missouri S&T Academy of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineers in October 2023, he says one of his goals was to find new ways to positively impact as many students as possible in his home department.
Read More »Taking advantage of the university’s proximity to the path of totality during the recent solar eclipse, S&T’s STEM Center hit the road with faculty, students, staff and lots of science equipment.
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