Registration open for Undergraduate Research Conference
Registration is open now until Friday, March 1, for the 19th annual Missouri S&T Undergraduate Research Conference on Wednesday, April 10. This event provides opportunities for students to showcase research efforts to the campus community and to the public.
Read More »Join promotion and tenure panel discussion March 6
A panel discussion on promotion and tenure processes will be held noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, March 6, in the Ozark Room of the Havener Center. Panelists will offer suggestions and answer questions on the promotion and tenure process.
Read More »Sign up for free course on inclusive STEM teaching practices
Inclusive STEM Teaching Project, a National Science Foundation Improving Undergraduate STEM Education program, i
Read More »Learn about teaching with AI
You’re invited to “Teaching with AI: Tips and Tricks” with Dr. Susan Murray at noon Thursday, Feb. 22, in Room G-11 of the Curtis Laws Wilson Library or on Zoom.
Read More »Get a night out with the help of the Child Development Center
The Missouri S&T Child Development Center will host Parents Night Out from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 10.
Read More »El-Adaway named distinguished alumnus at Iowa State
The Department of Civil Construction and Environmental Engineering at Iowa State University selected Dr. Islam El-adaway for its Distinguished Alumni award.
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Physics hosts conference for undergraduate women
The physics department hosted a Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics Friday, Jan. 19, through Sunday, Jan. 21. Approximately 100 physics students from the surrounding states visited Missouri S&T for panel discussions, invited talks, networking events and poster presentations. S&T was one of 15 regional locations in the country that hosted this American Physical Society conference.
Read More »Researchers publish new ceramic materials findings in ‘Nature’
Dr. Bill Fahrenholtz, Curators’ Distinguished Professor of materials science and engineering, and a team of researchers published in Nature for the team’s work discovering hundreds of new ceramic materials with extreme heat and electronic tolerances.
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