First BME degree recipients headline Fall 2018 commencement
A total of 296 undergraduates and 85 graduate students became the next Mizzou Made engineering leaders at MU Engineering’s Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony.
NSF likes Latimer’s brain research
The program, which honors outstanding work in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering, and mathematics subjects, awards research-based master’s and doctoral students such as Ben Latimer.
Mizzou Engineering REU participant earns national recognition from NSF
Cole Love-Baker put together a presentation on the work he did with carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in the lab of Mizzou Engineering faculty member Matt Maschmann.
Pursuit of Excellence banquet celebrates success, inclusivity
The banquet celebrates outstanding students, faculty and staff from Mizzou Engineering who are from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds in engineering and those who work to support their efforts.
Mizzou team powering housing project with renewable energy
Six engineers, also known as the Sunsational Engineering Group, have been hard at work designing a low-income housing project alongside the Columbia Housing Authority.
Mizzou SEDS blasts to SpaceVision 2018 to build a better space
Students learned from experts in the aerospace industry and networked with similar organizations, sharing ideas on how to improve their own chapters.
Vice Chancellor kicks off Academy Speaker Series
MU Vice Chancellor for Extension and Engagement and UM System Chief Engagement Officer Marshall Stewart gave an engaging presentation on leadership.
Mizzou SHPE ships off to national conference in Ohio
Mizzou Engineering sent 12 students to the 2019 Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, last week.
MU Engineering researchers help company keep on truckin’
Mizzou Engineering’s Sharan Srinivas and Dustin Smith solved a critical problem an anonymous company had in terms of loading and unloading trucks at its facilities.
The eyes tell the (workload) story
Using variances in pupil dilation, Mizzou Engineering Assistant Professor Jung Hyup Kim has found a way to study the workload of employees who multitask.