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Jesse Hall and columns

New rankings confirm the value of a Mizzou education

The university is No. 4 among all flagship universities for “best value” according to new data from U.S. News and World Report.
Jianlin

Paving the way for new treatments

Mizzou researcher Jianlin “Jack” Cheng debuts tool to build 3D structure of protein complexes, giving scientists insights to prevent and treat disease.
Congratulations Prasad Calyam and Baolin Deng, Curators' Distinguished Professors

Mizzou Engineering faculty honored as Curators’ Distinguished Professors

Two Mizzou Engineering faculty members, Prasad Calyam and Baolin Deng, have been named Curators' Distinguished Professors.
Two graduate students test VR technology in Khaza Anuarul Hoque's lab.

Protecting health and privacy in virtual reality

Mixed reality research by Mizzou Engineer Khaza Anuarul Hoque’s team was recently accepted for the IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality — a flagship VR conference.
Praveen Edara with Mizzou Engineering civil alumni, 2024 CEADA inductees

Five inducted into Civil and Environmental Engineering Academy of Distinguished Alumni

The Civil and Environmental Engineering Academy of Distinguished Alumni (CEADA) inducted five Mizzou Engineering alumni into its ranks at a banquet on Sept. 13.
Maryam Salehi and graduate student Anandu Gopakumar Nair investigate filter properties in her lab in Lafferre Hall.

Designing a better water filter

Mizzou researcher Maryam Salehi is developing a fabric-like filter to remove tiny plastics and lead from drinking water.
Student shaking hands with employer at fall 2024 career fair

Mizzou Engineering Career Fair connects students with employers

More than 600 representatives from 238 companies brought internship and career opportunities to nearly 1,450 students at the Fall Mizzou Engineering Career Fair.
Sai Shreya Nuguri, a doctoral student, and Professor Prasad Calyam demonstrate the USucceed platform in Professor Noah Glaser's Information Experience Laboratory.

Preparing neurodivergent learners for cybersecurity careers

Mizzou researchers are building a virtual reality platform to train individuals with autism and other neurodevelopment differences to work in cybersecurity.
students studying

Finding Your Place at Mizzou Engineering 

Starting college can feel overwhelming, especially for first-time students navigating new opportunities, challenges and responsibilities. Mizzou and Mizzou Engineering offer numerous resources and a supportive community to help students succeed.  
Abby Law

Mizzou Engineering student attends Dow Diamond Symposium

Chemical engineering major Abby Law was one of 28 students in the U.S. selected to attend the 2024 Dow Diamond Symposium.