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    Pass the (welding) torch. For MTU’s Supermileage Systems Enterprise team, handing down knowledge while handing off projects is key to winning designs on and off the track. Tasked with building a nationally competitive, single-person, fuel-efficient vehicle, the team loses members nearly every semester. It’s all good — graduates are leaving for careers where their Enterprise experience working on complex, multiyear team projects will serve them well.

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February 8, 2021

MTU Creates Dave House Deanship in College of Computing

Michigan Technological University has appointed Dennis Livesay to hold the inaugural Dave House Deanship in the College of Computing effective February 1, 2021.  Michigan Tech launched the College in 2019 to meet the technological, economic and . . .
January 7, 2021

MTU Stands Against Acts of Violence Demonstrated Yesterday in Nation’s Capitol

While we support the right to freedom of expression, Michigan Tech stands against acts of violence as demonstrated yesterday in our nation’s Capitol. These actions contradict our work in creating an equitable, diverse, and inclusive community of . . .
November 2, 2020

MTU to Double Testing Capacity with Gift from Portage Health Foundation

Thanks to a gift from the Portage Health Foundation (PHF), the COVID-19 Testing Laboratory at Michigan Technological University will soon be able to process nearly twice as many tests in half the time and with less personnel.  . . .
October 19, 2020

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 . . .

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