Undergraduate Research

At the “Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Forum” held April 23, chemical engineering Assistant Professor Matthew Bernards won the Office of Undergraduate Research’s 2013 Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor Award, and engineering students took top honors for their research posters.

Johnny Tucker didn’t intend to be a trailblazer. But his interest in improving health care led him to become the very first student in the dual master of health administration (MHA) and master of science in industrial and manufacturing systems engineering (IMSE).

Two engineering students are among 18 University of Missouri students named to the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program. Paulos [...]

Fully 112 undergraduate students received support from the College of Engineering to conduct research this semester in a faculty mentor’s [...]

Megan Schroeder took the initiative to introduce herself to Matthew Bernards, an assistant professor of chemical engineering, after he presented [...]

Each spring, the Office of Undergraduate Research hosts an Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Forum, offering undergraduate students the opportunity [...]

A quick view of Engineering Building North from Sixth Street  will show you a small wind turbine on the building’s [...]

For many engineering students, a critical component of their education is research. Most students begin research their junior year — but [...]

University of Missouri senior Kevin Karsch is not your average college student. A dual major in computer science and math, [...]

Why would an engineering undergraduate student with a full schedule of demanding classes consider adding a research component to his [...]