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Research Heats Up with HITEMMP
HITEMMP stands for High Intensity Thermal Exchange through Materials and Manufacturing Processes, a new initiative through the Department of Energy’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E). Heat exchangers transfer heat from one fluid to another for both heating and cooling. They’re used in cars, building HVAC systems, chemical plants, nuclear reactors and for many other processes that need a regulated temperature.
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Guest Blog: New Decade, New Virus
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Enterprise at MTU Launches Spacecraft—and Careers
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» Interdisciplinary
Michigan Communities Flip the Switch Toward Clean Energy
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The Supreme Court of Concrete
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What Is An Endangered Species?
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» Interdisciplinary
Rise and Shine: Brighter Medical Imaging
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» Interdisciplinary
Reflection and Perspectives from Inside COP25
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» Interdisciplinary
Rethinking the Supply Chain to Save Endangered Trees
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COP25: We Are the Solution
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