Michigan Communities Flip the Switch Toward Clean Energy
Hypothesis: Understanding transitions to renewable energy systems in eight Michigan communities requires converging expertise and lived experiences. . . . Read More
The Supreme Court of Concrete
It’s something most of us take for granted. We enter our home, workplace and countless other buildings made of concrete and steel, feeling confident they won’t come crashing down upon us. . . . Read More
What Is An Endangered Species?
What makes for an endangered species classification isn’t always obvious. . . . Read More
Rise and Shine: Brighter Medical Imaging
High-brightness fluorophores (HBFs). A biomedical start-up. Small business technology transfer. This is how commercialization grows from basic research. . . . Read More
Reflection and Perspectives from Inside COP25
The third in a series of student blogs by Michigan Tech’s representatives at COP25 in Madrid. . . . Read More
Rethinking the Supply Chain to Save Endangered Trees
A Michigan Tech Forest Biomaterials researcher is working with the U.S. Army and the U.S. Forest Service to identify sustainable hardwood products for military trailers. . . . Read More
COP25: We Are the Solution
The second in a series of student blogs by Michigan Tech’s representatives at COP25 in Madrid. . . . Read More
The Road to COP25
The first in a series of student blogs by Michigan Tech’s representatives at COP25 in Madrid. . . . Read More
The Big IDEA: New Hub Transforms Education
Michigan Tech’s IDEA Hub has a big goal: to reimagine and revolutionize university education. You can help transform the undergraduate experience at Michigan Tech. . . . Read More
Q&A with Shawn vanDoorn, Future Mining Engineer
Shawn vanDoorn graduates in May 2020 with Michigan Tech’s renewed mining engineering degree. She talks about her Robo-One internship, career goals and favorite courses. . . . Read More