Effective Friday, July 1, Missouri S&T’s College of Arts, Sciences, and Business (CASB) will change to the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education (CASE), and the Kummer College of Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development will be established. Two academic departments formerly in CASB – business and information technology and economics – will move to the Kummer College.
Read More »Prof. Vadym Mochalin will present an invited lecture “MXene Chemistry: Fundamentals and Applications” at 15th International Ceramics Congress in Perugia, Italy on June 24.
Read More »Dr. Costas Tsatsoulis, vice provost of graduate education, has resigned from the position effective Thursday, June 30, to become vice chancellor of research and dean of graduate studies of Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Read More »Dr. Vadym Mochalin, professor of chemistry, gave an overview of his work with MXene tribology, adhesion, and mechanics during an invited lecture online on Oct. 18.
Read More »After winning the first round of competition by defeating teams from seven other Midwestern universities last month, Missouri S&T’s Army ROTC Ranger Challenge team has advanced to the broader, and more grueling, regional round. Ranger Challenge is considered the varsity sport of Army ROTC.
Read More »Dr. Rainer Glaser, chair and professor of chemistry, co-authored an article recently published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry. The article is titled “Computational Investigation of the Thermochemistry of the CO2 Capture Reaction by Ethylamine, Propylamine, and Butylamine in Aqueous Solution Considering the Full Conformational Space via Boltzmann Statistics.”
Read More »With expertise ranging from the risk of insecticides to monarch butterflies and high-performance machine learning, 12 new faculty joined Missouri S&T this academic year. They are:
Read More »Dr. Jay Switzer, Chancellor’s Professor of chemistry at Missouri S&T, has patented a new method of creating metal foils with ordered crystal structure.
Read More »A prep-course designed to help any student enrolled in General Chemistry I (Chem 1310) is now available at no charge on Canvas. The voluntary, self-paced course introduces chemical concepts and provides students with learning strategies for their S&T experience.
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