The College of Natural and Applied Sciences (CNAS) hosted the 2021 CNAS Undergraduate Research Symposium April 29-May 3. We appreciate the efforts of all who took part in the event and would like to offer special recognition to all who won awards at the symposium. About the award winners Award winners at the symposium include: Biology: Ecology, Wildlife and … [Read more...] about Congratulations to the 2021 CNAS Undergraduate Research Symposium award winners
Technological inventions have made our modern lifestyles possible. Powering such technology requires use of large quantities of energy at an affordable price. Using energy at such quantities can lead to consequences for the environment. Dr. Doug Carroll, program director of the cooperative engineering program, examines energy and the environment in the textbook … [Read more...] about The power of energy in engineering: Fueling a sustainable future
Dr. Mohammad Dehghani, chancellor of Missouri University of Science and Technology, visited Missouri State University’s engineering facilities for the first time on Nov. 6. Richard Wlezien, vice provost and dean for the college of engineering and computing at Missouri S&T, accompanied him. Several Missouri State representatives joined Dehghani and Wlezien for their … [Read more...] about New construction, new opportunities
Associated Electric Cooperative Inc. (AECI) has been a long-time supporter of the cooperative engineering program. The company’s latest support comes through a grant to the mechanical engineering program established between Missouri State and Missouri S&T in 2019. About the grant AECI has granted $20,000 to the program. The grant will allow for gifts to continue for … [Read more...] about New grant, new opportunities
When we suffer a tragedy, we want something good to come out of it. In the early 1900s, a bridge in Quebec, Canada, collapsed from poor engineering. Many people died when the bridge collapsed. During the rebuild, it became apparent that the new, improved bridge would not hold its own weight, much less the vehicles. Rather than start over, they redesigned a bit … [Read more...] about Keeping people safe with engineering