Guidelines available for visiting scholars, sponsors
Visiting scholars and their sponsors should follow these steps when coming to campus. Visiting scholars are defined as any short- or long-term research scholar such as post-doc research fellows, research associates and student interns. Each visiting scholar will have a faculty or department sponsor who is responsible for ensuring the steps in this visiting scholar process are followed.
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Next town hall set for Aug. 13
Join S&T leaders for a virtual town hall to discuss campus reopening plans at 10 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 13, via Zoom. If you have questions regarding reopening plans that you would like to have addressed during the forum, please submit them to SandTChancellor@mst.edu by Friday, Aug. 7.
Read More »‘Let’s Talk Research’ set for Aug. 7
Dr. Costas Tsatsoulis, vice chancellor of research, invites the research community to a “Let’s Talk Research” meeting via Zoom at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 7.
Read More »New course offered on outer space, space resources
Dr. Leslie Gertsch will teach a new online course this fall semester titled Fundamentals of Space Resources or GeoEng 5810.
Read More »Parking lots closed Aug. 5
In addition to parking Lot F1 (Parker Hall), parking Lots A21 (Centennial Hall), P32 (Southwestern Bell Cultural Center) and the north section of Lot T24 (TJ Hall) will be closed for maintenance on Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Read More »Parking Lot F1 closed Aug. 5
Parking Lot F1, located near Parker Hall, will close on Wednesday, Aug. 5, for maintenance, but the ADA-compliant parking spaces will remain available.
Read More »Your parking permit steps — Accept, register, then get permit
Parking permit offers are currently being sent to Missouri S&T faculty and staff. Individuals are required this year to register the vehicles for which they will use their permit before receiving their permit. You may receive the following emails:
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S&T receives additional NSF grant to train cybersecurity experts
Missouri S&T researchers will continue to combat cybersecurity threats by training the next generation of experts in the field with a $225,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. This additional grant brings the S&T program’s total to over $3 million in funding.
Read More »S&T wins $1.5 million NSF award to create spectrometer
Missouri S&T has received a $1.5 million award from the National Science Foundation to develop a new rotational microwave spectrometer. The instrument will be used by several universities to collect some of the most detailed information available about the structure of gas phase molecules.
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Rownaghi receives NSF grant for gas separation work
Dr. Ali Rownaghi’s research group in chemical and biochemical engineering will be aided in its research with a National Science Foundation grant for approximately $450,000.
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