July 2010

Thursday-Saturday, August 5-7, 2010

Will review Phase 2 of the 21st Century Truck Partnership Program

Michigan Tech Youth Programs brings hair-raising science activities to 2010 national Boy Scout Jamboree.

Michigan Tech engineering students build a giant flying platypus egg for Red Bull Flugtag competition.

New process could drastically cut the cost of purifying synthetic DNA

Four Michigan Tech undergraduates received Gilman Scholarships for study abroad, bringing the University's total of Gilman Scholars to seven.

A Michigan Tech researcher is using metamaterials to make things disappear.

Michigan Tech women's basketball ranks first in the nation academically. 

Michigan Tech's Board of Control approves capital campaign goal of $200 million.

High school students from three states explore Great Lakes biology on the tall ship, Denis Sullivan. 

A Michigan Tech professor’s history of power, greed and the Golden Gate Bridge receives national award

Business students are caught studying in the School of Business and Economics' undergrad and graduate labs.

The first of three coastal monitoring buoys with remote sensing technology has been delivered to Michigan Tech.

Michigan Tech researchers link early malnutrition to development of osteoarthritis in the moose of Isle Royale.

A founder of the Enterprise Program

Building fuel-efficient vehicles comes at a price, says John Johnson.

The technological challenge of sustainability pales in comparison to the ethical crisis it presents to society, a Michigan Tech wildlife ecologist and a Michigan State environmental ethicist say.