electrical and computer engineering
Seed funding goes to six collaborative research projects
Missouri S&T’s Center for Science Technology and Society (CSTS) recently providing seed funding for six interdisciplinary research projects.
Read More »34 faculty members honored for outstanding teaching
Thirty-four Missouri University of Science and Technology faculty members will receive the Outstanding Teaching Award for 2017-18. The winners will be recognized at a ceremony tonight (Tuesday, Dec. 4).
Read More »S&T to honor 28 faculty for excellence
Twenty-eight S&T faculty members will receive awards for excellence and achievement in teaching, research and service at a ceremony tonight (Tuesday, Dec. 4).
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Fan hosts international student interns
Dr. Jun Fan, professor of electrical and computer engineering, has hosted a sixth group of international student interns. From 2013 to 2017, 41 students have participated in S&T’s Electromagnetic Compatibility Lab (EMC) student internship program.
Read More »18 faculty receive tenure, promotions
Eighteen faculty members at Missouri S&T received promotions or tenure effective Sept. 1. The faculty members are:
Read More »In the news: Cohen, Ghasr, Strassner, Zoughi
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Introduce your course with video, watch S&T examples
Prepping your courses for the fall? Try an educational technology (EdTech) introduction video to engage your students for your upcoming course. Intro videos can include information about your teaching style, modules students can prepare for, and other tips to help your students hit the ground running. For inspiration, check out these S&T examples:
Read More »Educational research mini-grants awarded to five faculty projects
Expanding the sophomore design curriculum for aerospace engineering students and maximizing the co-op experience are a couple of topics faculty will be researching with the help of mini-grant funding. The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) recently provided nearly $25,000 in mini-grant funding for the following projects:
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‘Best paper award’ goes to Brinker
Katelyn Brinker, a graduate student in electrical and computer engineering, received the Best Student Paper Award at the IEEE International Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference in Houston in May. Her paper is titled “Embedded Chipless RFID Measurement Methodology for Microwave Materials Characterization.”
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