Institute Jump-starts Climate Change Conversation
"Anyone who breathes air, drinks water, eats food, has or expects to have children, will be vitally interested in this program," said award-winning videographer Peter . . . Read More
Defect Danger Zone: For Lithium Metal, Smaller is Stronger
The formation of lithium dendrites is still a mystery, but materials engineers study the conditions that enable dendrites and how to stop them. . . . Read More
A Fishing Lure for Protein Purification
Biochemists developed a catch and release technique to find the specific protein they’re fishing for. . . . Read More
David Brule’s Legacy of Supporting Students and Community
Michigan Tech alumnus to provide more than 20 pre-college students with full scholarships to the University’s Summer Youth Programs. . . . Read More
Isle Royale Winter Study 2020 Kicks Off
On October 20, a ranger on his final hike for the season in Isle Royale National Park came across a dead wolf lying in the trail. An era ends and new packs may form. . . . Read More
Engineers Judge a Virus by its Cover
A single-particle technique helps chemical engineers study potential manufacturing methods for vaccines and gene therapy. . . . Read More
The Gift of Computing
Through the years and across generations, Huskies help their neighbors navigate the digital universe. In the season of giving, drop in on two volunteer programs that . . . Read More
Michigan Tech To Celebrate Midyear Commencement
An entrepreneur and a humanitarian will share their stories at Michigan Tech's Midyear Commencement ceremonies Saturday. . . . Read More
Michigan Tech Students Participate in COP25
Seven students from a range of academic disciplines present research, observe negotiations at global conference on climate change. . . . Read More
Siting Cell Towers Needs Careful Planning
Placing cell towers 500 meters away from schools and hospitals could save companies trouble down the road. . . . Read More