Engineers' Week

Lab Exhibits

Lab Exhibits

Every E-Week, departments and research groups open their labs to the public to showcase the innovation happening at Mizzou Engineering. Engineering students volunteer to present and give tours to grade schools, high schools and other community members.


2025 Lab Exhibits Results
People’s Choice
  1. Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream (Omega Chi Epsilon)
  2. Mizzou Racing
  3. Torq ‘N Tigers
Faculty Labs
  1. Advanced Manufacturing – Unlocking Precision: Exploring CNC Machining
    • Jim Noble, Industrial and Systems Engineering
  2. Engineering with Liquid-like Solids
    • Christopher O’Bryan and Mujtaba Ghoto, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
  3. Production System Design – Factory Showdown: Job Shop vs. Flow Line
    • Jim Noble, Industrial and Systems Engineering
Departments
  1. Industrial and Systems Engineering
  2. Engineering and Information Technology
  3. Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

2025 Lab Exhibits
Phase Change Heat Transfer

Bill Ma, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Quantum Computing Zou

Chi-Ren Shyu, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Engineering with Liquid-like Solids

Christopher O’Bryan and Mujtaba Ghoto, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Cyber Research and Applications

Mizzou CERI

Future Visioneers: Journey Through Extended Realities

Fang Wang, Engineering and Information Technology

Advanced Manufacturing – Unlocking Precision: Exploring CNC Machining

Jim Noble, Industrial and Systems Engineering

Production System Design – Factory Showdown: Job Shop vs. Flow Line

Jim Noble, Industrial and Systems Engineering

The Robotics Revolution – A New Era in Efficiency

Jim Noble, Industrial and Systems Engineering

Engineering the Unknown: Searching for Unmapped Levees

Jaweed Nazary, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Plastic Pollution in Farmlands

Maryam Salehi, Civil and Environmental Engineering

First Year Engineering

Melissa Collins, First Year Engineering Program

Media Magic

Michael Tompkins, Engineering and Information Technology

Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream

Omega Chi Epsilon (OXE)

Motion-Capture with Eye-Tracking & Augmented Reality Lab

Siddarth Mohanty, Industrial and Systems Engineering

Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Systems and Robotics in Our World

Autonomous Systems Lab

The Physics of Life: Building Living Cells

The Zia Lab

Daytime Passive Radiative Cooling: Harvest Free Coldness from the Universe for a Warmer Earth

Yao Zhai, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Powerful Wood Carbon for Advanced Applications

Yingchao Yang, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

ZouSim

Zhu Qing, Civil and Environmental Engineering

Smaller than Light

Matt Maschmann, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Thin Film Material Electrochemistry Lab

Matthias Young, Biomedical and Chemical Engineering

Hydrology Lab

Noel Aloysius, Biomedical and Chemical Engineering

Hydrology Lab

Noel Aloysius, Biomedical and Chemical Engineering

Mizzou Racing
Mizzou Space Program
Mizzou Steel Bridge Team
Mizzou SURF
Mizzou Virtual Reality Club