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Be Brief: Lightning
As global temperatures rise, lightning strikes in the Arctic are becoming more frequent. A Michigan Tech detection station played a key role in gathering the data. Since 2010, Michigan Technological University has hosted one of the antennae in a global network used to detect and triangulate lightning strikes. Located on top of the Dow building, the MTU station played an important role in locating lightning for a recently published paper about lightning strikes increasing in the Arctic due to climate change.
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Helping Others Up the Ladder
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Guest Blog: The Effort to Embed Diversity into Daily Life
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Guest Blog: Representation Opens Doors to Great Science
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In Conversation: Series Pairs Leading Voices in Justice with Michigan Tech Leaders
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Photo Essay: Celebrating Food in the Keweenaw
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Be Brief: Next Lap
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Be Brief: Lab
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Guest Blog: Librarians (Still) Want Your Books
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Guest Blog: Aluminum Filler Wire—How the Cookie Crumbles
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