The University of Missouri College of Engineering’s Information Technology department captured their first student award, and the win has boosted more than just the competitors’ morale.
St. Louis Science Center has been chosen to host an international science festival, this fall, and for the next two years.
A Mizzou Engineering professor is working to refine an advanced manufacturing technique that may make conventional aircraft assembly lines a thing of the past.
Members of a Mizzou Engineering student group hope to build better educational opportunities for a Brazilian city even as they deepen their own experience.
Mizzou Engineering Professor Craig Kluever will be honored next month by America’s premier space science and exploration association for his contributions to the field.
Mizzou “Torq’n Tiger” quarter-scale tractor student design team places in top ranks at 2008 competition last June.
MU Center for Sustainable Energy members are joining forces with researchers throughout the state in hopes of harvesting the enormous energy potential contained within algae microorganisms.
University of Missouri’s College of Engineering and College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources are seeking campuswide participation in a new center focused on developing renewable energy resources.
Mizzou Engineering is working to ease a national shortage of nuclear-trained engineers.
Electrical and computer engineering doctoral student Andrew Benwell’s paper on an engine for a portable nuclear materials detector has won international recognition.
