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Girls and families explore STEM, Mizzou Engineering at Daughter Day

Girls from the community were introduced to the world of engineering this past weekend and learned that when imagination meets innovation, anything is possible.

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College celebrates renovations to chemical engineering laboratory

Mizzou Engineering this week dedicated a chemical engineering lab that gives students and faculty access to leading-edge equipment.

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Scully’s path to research started with robotics; provides blueprint for others

Christopher Scully is helping support an effort to build a pipeline connecting students to research through clubs and organizations, starting with robotics.

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Freshmen, sophomores among engineers presenting at Show Me Research Week

Freshmen and sophomores will be among the more than 55 Mizzou Engineering undergraduates, graduate students and post-doctoral fellows participating in Show Me Research Week.

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Mizzou Engineering undergraduates present research at the Capitol

Three Mizzou Engineers were among a delegate of 10 representing University of Missouri research at the Missouri State Capitol on Thursday.

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Rao honored with Long Service Award

Praveen Rao has been honored with a Long Service Award from PLOS One, a peer-reviewed open access scientific journal.

Mizzou NSBE students Justin Williams, right, and Awa-Bousso Gueye, left, took over the Mizzou Engineering Instagram to showcase their time at the NSBE National Convention.

Mizzou NSBE travels to Kansas City for National Convention

From MIZ to KC, Mizzou Engineering students travelled across the state to find new opportunities at the 49th annual National Society of Black Engineers national convention in Kansas City.

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Team develops technique using humidity to make 3D printing faster, more efficient

A Mizzou Engineering team has devised a new technique that uses humidity to make 3D printing faster and more efficient when fabricating small, complex structures.

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Fulbright enables Mizzou Engineer to analyze flood control in Netherlands

A Mizzou Engineer has received a prestigious Fulbright research fellowship. After completing her master’s in civil engineering this summer, Amber Spriggs will spend the upcoming academic year in the Netherlands conducting analysis on the country’s innovative flood management initiative.

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Young alumnus finds success in cybersecurity through desire to learn

Bug hunting isn’t for the faint of heart; those who do it protect millions from digital threats. As a senior security engineer on the Chrome offensive security team, Brendon Tiszka spends his days making sure users stay safe while browsing the internet by scouring lines of code for flaws.