Student research funding available for medical research
Dr. Kamal Khayat, interim vice chancellor for research and innovation, announces the availability of two $1,000 awards supported by the John W. Claypool Fund for Medical Research.
Read More »New structure simplifies global functions
A new structure for functions previously administered through the office of international affairs took effect Thursday, Sept. 1. Due to the changing nature of international outreach and current trends, the office of international affairs has been dissolved. All personnel and functions that previously reported to Dr. Jeanie Hofer, former vice provost of international affairs, will continue […]
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Wernke wins American Prize
Dr. Kyle Wernke’s original composition, “BURST,” has been selected and the winner of the 2022 American Prize in Orchestral Composition, professional division. Wernke is S&T’s orchestra director. He composed “BURST” in September 2017, and it has been performed by orchestras across the globe, including the Tampa Bay Symphony and recorded by Brno Philharmonic, a Czech […]
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S&T ranks 12th in nation, first in state for graduate economic success
In a new ranking published by DegreeChoices, Missouri S&T ranks among the nation’s top universities for graduates’ economic success.
Read More »Faculty awarded Ignition Grants for Educational Tranformation
Six research teams have received Kummer Ignition Grants for Sustainable Educational Transformation to support new and innovative ideas that lead to transformations in education at Missouri S&T.
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Johnson named Quenon Associate Professor of mining engineering
Dr. Catherine Johnson, associate professor of mining and explosives engineering, has been named the Robert H. Quenon Associate Professor of mining engineering. She began serving in this role Thursday, Sept. 1.
Read More »S&T students, faculty, alumni sweep awards at electromagnetic symposium
Missouri S&T students, faculty, former faculty and alumni associated with the Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory won several awards during the recent Electromagnetic Compatibility Society’s conference, EMC+SIPI 2022. The recognition included a sweep of all the best paper awards at the conference.
Read More »Longtime S&T professor honored for pioneering work in electromagnetic compatibility
Dr. Thomas P. Van Doren, professor emeritus of electrical and computer engineering, has received the Hall of Fame Award from the IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Society for his pioneering work in the EMC field.
Read More »Epting publishes new food supply book
Dr. Shane Epting, assistant professor of philosophy, published a new book featuring an original food supply chain perspective.
Read More »Ivliyeva publishes article in Interactive Science
Dr. Irina Ivliyeva, professor of Russian, recently published an article titled “Development of the terminology of word-formation synthesis. Peculiarities of the terminological system (on the basis of the verbs of the sound of the Russian language).”
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