Dr. Charmayne Lonergan, an assistant professor of materials science and engineering, has been selected for the American Ceramic Society’s 2025 Du-Co Ceramics Young Professional Award.
Read More »Hossein Libre, a sophomore studying ceramic engineering and chemistry, has been selected as a delegate for the American Ceramic Society’s President’s Council of Student Advisors.
Read More »Dr. Michael Bruening, professor of history and political science, published an essay in Aeon magazine on 16th-century religious reformer Sebastian Castellio. The piece, titled “Revolutionary Tolerance,” explores Castellio’s advocacy for religious tolerance and his opposition to dogmatic persecution during the Reformation.
Read More »Missouri S&T’s elementary education program recently earned the International Literacy Association (ILA) National Recognition for the Preparation of Literacy Professionals.
Read More »Dr. Vadym Mochalin, associate professor of chemistry, leads an international research team developing a nanodiamond-based drug delivery platform to treat exposure to nerve agents such as sarin and Novichok. Their findings were recently published in Chemico-Biological Interactions.
Read More »Dr. Shane Epting, associate professor of philosophy, published an article titled “The Ethics of House Flipping” in the International Journal of Applied Philosophy.
Read More »Jane Yates, a senior in environmental engineering, has received the 2025 Undergraduate Student Award in Environmental Chemistry from the American Chemical Society.
Read More »Dr. Shane Epting, associate professor of philosophy, published an article, titled “Ethics in Transportation Innovation: The Case of Neighborhood Electric Vehicles and Municipal Partnerships,” in the Journal of Ethics in Entrepreneurship and Technology.
Read More »Five Missouri S&T students turned 24 hours into a winning idea during the Campus Impact Challenge Sept. 12-13, hosted by Kummer Student Programs.
Read More »Missouri S&T is one of the nation’s best public universities when it comes to career placement for its graduates, student internships and overall value, according to the Princeton Review’s latest “The Best 391 Colleges – 2026 Edition.”
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