As carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in the atmosphere continue to rise — about 50% higher than pre-industrial times — scientists are racing to find solutions. One of them is Dr. Daniel Moreno, an assistant professor in the cooperative engineering program at Missouri State University. He recently contributed to advancing our understanding of CO2 conversion technologies with a new … [Read more...] about Optimizing electrochemical conversion of CO2
A team of engineering students from Missouri State University placed 3rd in the surveying competition at the 2024 Mid-America ASCE Student Symposium. The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) consists of 10 regions with 21 student conferences all over the world. MSU’s chapter falls into region 7. In this region, 20 chapters get together and compete in a wide range … [Read more...] about Engineering futures at ASCE Student Symposium
The duo of Justin Fausto and Ben Cuebas from Missouri State University not only attended the recent IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) 2024 Region 5 Annual Meeting and Student Competitions. They also won first place in the circuit design competition, taking home $500. The event took place in Springdale, Arkansas, from April 5-7. MSU students also … [Read more...] about A big win for future engineers
Reshaping concrete into a well-functioning canoe is not an easy task. The university’s concrete canoe team manages the complex project using lessons from past experiments and continuing experience. Captains Nick Thorsen and Jonathan Galvez share how the team has worked to restructure their canoe and team to lead the project to greater success. Introducing new designs A … [Read more...] about Bear Bones’ work: from concrete to canoe
Dr. Rohit Dua doesn’t contain his teaching to college students. Dua, associate teaching professor of electrical engineering, wants everyone to be educated on electrical engineering. On Sept. 14, he ran the basic parameters measurement laboratory at the cooperative engineering EE laboratory. This was for students at Central High School (CHS). His son, and many children of … [Read more...] about Playing with electricity