A Missouri S&T student team will be featured in the first episode of Cast in Steel, a national student manufacturing competition and YouTube series from the Steel Founders’ Society of America.
Read More »Engineers solve problems. That was the central theme for the weeklong “Engineering A Better Future Teacher Academy” held in June on Missouri S&T’s campus.
Read More »The Concrete Canoe Design Team at Missouri University of Science and Technology placed second at their first trip to the American Society of Civil Engineers Civil Engineering Student Championship, held June 25-27 in Fairmont, West Virginia. The team competed against 25 other teams from across the U.S., as well as teams from Canada, China, and India.
Read More »Dr. Marco Cavaglià has been named chair of the physics department at Missouri S&T. He will start this new role on Monday, Aug. 3.
Read More »Dr. Ming C. Leu, a leader in advanced manufacturing research for more than four decades, has been appointed associate vice chancellor for research and innovation at Missouri S&T.
Read More »Artificial intelligence is becoming an important part of teaching, research and workforce development at Missouri S&T, with Kummer College playing a key role in preparing students to work with the technology in various ways.
Read More »Aiden Pickett, a psychology and computer science major at Missouri S&T, has been named a 2026 recipient of the Remington R. Williams Award.
Read More »A Missouri S&T faculty member and an alumnus recently served on a national committee that examined radiation exposure risks faced by airline flight crewmembers and recommended ways to better monitor those risks.
Read More »Gov. Mike Kehoe brought together state leaders, industry experts, researchers and community members at Missouri University of Science and Technology on June 18 to discuss the future of artificial intelligence and data centers in the state.
Read More »Combining ideas inspired by ant colonies and flocks of birds may hold the key to unlocking more effective artificial intelligence, according to a researcher at Missouri S&T.
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