April 12, 2018

Berger with a Side of Code

The student who aims to be the first black Computer Science PhD graduate in Michigan Tech history codes rap songs and crusades for technological diversity on Instagram. Fellow tech geeks can follow her tips to build a social media presence. Read More

April 10, 2018

How Do Upper Michigan Mothers Get Breastfeeding Support?

Small populations in rural areas of the Upper Peninsula mean big gaps in state health care data. Kelly Kamm’s research on infant feeding seeks to bridge those gaps. Read More

April 05, 2018

Hail to Ale: A Photo Essay You Can Raise A Pint To

Alumni, pints, engineering, and the quest for making the best beer. We dig into the science of fermentation with photos of brews and businesses cultivated by our alumni. Read More

March 29, 2018

The Princess and the Water Treatment Problem

Our new mass spec examines various chemical samples at much finer resolution that ever before. Water treatment processes greatly benefit from the mass spectrometer’s analyses. Read More

March 26, 2018

Is There a Doctor in the House?

Journalistic writing uses "doctor (Dr.)" for medical doctors only, which frustrates some doctoral degree earners. We have an Unscripted solution. Read More