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Michigan Tech Biologists Turn Icy Challenges into Resource with DARPA Project
Researchers at Michigan Tech are exploring the capabilities of ice-dwelling bacteria, which could help the U.S. military operate more easily and safely in extremely cold conditions. Michigan Technological University researchers are taking advantage of the Upper Peninsula's watery, wintry wonderland to combat cold challenges and investigate icy infrastructure. Ice management, harnessing the melting and freezing capabilities of ice-dwelling bacteria, could be a means to provide the U.S. military with greater protection and increased options in extreme cold-weather environments.
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Over 250 inches of Research Material: Huskies Dig Into Snow Reflectivity at Keweenaw Field Site
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MTU Music Professor's Research Honors Hawaiian Ancestors, Leads to First Composition
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Meet Balto, Michigan Tech’s Robo Doggo
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Snow Place Like Home: MTU Researchers Share Their Snow and Engineering Expertise
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‘Pristine’ is Not Protection: 27-year Study Links Hotter, Drier Conditions to Decline in Rainforest Bird Populations
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Tech-to-Tech Partnership Brings MTU PhD Student Back to Volcanic Roots
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Through Industry Partnerships, HuskyWorks Develops First-ever Lunar Road
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Michigan Tech Insect Collection Offers Regional History Lesson (As Told by Bugs)
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Celebrating the Art of Computing: Human Creativity and Artificial Intelligence Converge at Juried Exhibition
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