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New Boost for High-brightness Dyes Research
StabiLux Biosciences, a spin-out company from research conducted at Michigan Technological University, has received an additional $500,000 supplementary grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). This new NSF Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Phase . . .
Great Lakes Research Center Becomes Newest PlanetM Testing Facility Partner
The Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC) at Michigan Technological University (MTU) is the newest PlanetM testing facility partner as a resource available for companies from across the globe to test and deploy connected and automated vehicle technologies on Michigan’s state-of-the-art proving . . .
Regarding Inquiries into Sept. 27 Use of Rozsa Center Parking Lot
Michigan Technological University is a public institution and our outdoor (and many indoor) spaces are available for public use. Any individual or group may submit a request to use our outside grounds, even if that individual or group is not affiliated with the University. When reviewing . . .
MTU Waives ACT, SAT for Some Applicants
No test score? No problem. Michigan Technological University has altered its admissions process to allow potential students to apply — and possibly receive a decision on their application — without submitting ACT or SAT scores. . . .
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