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MU partners with national defense center on national security projects
The University of Missouri and the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division of Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) recently entered into an Education Partnership Agreement, an agreement that will have a positive impact for students and researchers at Mizzou Engineering.
Food purchases can affect climate
MU’s Christine Costello recently worked with a team headed by UConn that illustrated that food decisions can reduce greenhouse emissions.
IMSE, Business team up on supply chain management certificate
The MU Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering Department and Trulaske College of Business’ Department of Management are teaming up on a new Global Supply Chain Management certificate, offering students at the intersection of business and logistics the ability to boost their degrees with sought-after, specialized skills.
IMSE set for 60th anniversary celebration
The Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering Department at Mizzou is turning 60, and they’re throwing quite the celebration on Homecoming Weekend!
MU Engineering hosts NIH-backed computational neuroscience course
In June, the College of Engineering played host to the third edition of its National Institutes of Health Brain Initiative Summer Course on Models and Neurobiology, attracting 24 attendees from across the country for a two-week, intensive course on utilizing computer modeling in neurobiology research.
Mizzou Formula SAE shows out in Canada
The Mizzou Formula SAE Team rode a consistent performance to a fifth-place finish out of 24 teams at the Formula North 2018 in Ontario, Canada.