Mochalin presents at ACS conference
Dr. Vadym Mochalin, professor of chemistry, presented two talks at the 2021 American Chemical Society (ACS) fall meeting in Atlanta.
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Rezaei named associate editor of ACS journal
Dr. Fateme Rezaei has been appointed associate editor of the American Chemical Society (ACS) journal Energy & Fuels.
Read More »Faculty projects selected for eFellows program
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) has awarded three faculty members with Provost’s eFellows grants for 2021-22. FE provided $13,000 to fund the following projects:
Read More »Professor publishes book on computational fluid dynamics
Dr. Joseph Smith, the Wayne and Gayle Laufer Chair of Energy and a professor of chemical and biochemical engineering, recently published a book on computational fluid dynamics based on his 30 years of experience.
Read More »Best Paper Award at human factors conference goes to S&T researchers
A paper by S&T researchers, titled “Determining Patient Satisfaction Indicators in a Rural Wound Care Center” received the 2021 Best Paper Award from the Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics conference.
Read More »Paper on fast-charging stations named ‘best conference paper’
A paper by S&T electrical engineering researchers was selected as one of the Best Conference Papers (top 3%) at the general meeting of the Power and Energy Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in July.
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Yan elected to board for disaster research
Dr. Grace Yan, associate professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering, has been elected to the board of directors of the North American Alliance of Hazards and Disasters Research Institute.
Read More »S&T fraternity wins national award
Missouri S&T’s Beta Chi chapter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity has won a Founders’ Award of Chapter Excellence for 2020-21 from its national organization.
Read More »Cannon testing planned this afternoon
The S&T Army ROTC will conduct cannon testing 3-4 p.m. today (Friday, Sept. 3). Blanks will be used to conduct training; no live ammunition will be fired. Do not be alarmed if you hear loud noises or see smoke in front of Harris Hall.
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