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Guest Blog: MTU Releases Three New Open-source Tools for COVID-19
In his guest blog, engineer Joshua Pearce shares how his lab developed a high-temperature 3D printer, a firefighter mask and a printable, emergency-use ventilator in response to COVID-19. There is a desperate need for low-cost hardware to deal with COVID-19 all over the world. Today, with the evolution of digital manufacturing technologies such as 3D printers and circuit milling systems, humanity can share designs with others who can then replicate medical-grade devices for the cost of locally sourced materials.
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MTU Made: Instructor Face Shields for Fall Semester
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Mathematically Modeling the Return to College Campuses
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» Interdisciplinary
A Crisis of Access: COVID-19 and the Digital Divide
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» Interdisciplinary
The Scientific Method on Display
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Field School and COVID-19
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» Interdisciplinary
MTU Enterprise Students Want Your Vote for COVID-19 Solutions
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Movement is Medicine: How to Work (and Work Out) Safely at Home
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Nasty Bugs: Removing Parasitic Worms from Wastewater
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Q&A with the MTU Masterminds of 3D-Printed PPE
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