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Michigan Tech, Yale Will Study Great Lakes Water |
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Michigan Tech Faculty Rated Among the Most Productive in the Nation From Tech Today |
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Michigan Tech Helps State Get Cellulosic Ethanol Plant
The state that gave birth to the American automobile industry is about to become a leader in development of the next generation of biofuels.
Governor Lauds New Michigan Tech-Michigan State Biofuels Partnership
Learn more at Wood to Wheels W2W Website
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Mexico-U.S.
University TIES Program Helps Develop Jobs and Skills Michigan
Tech and the University of Sonora (UNISON), Mexico formalized
a relationship, which has grown into a strong partnership
between the two universities |
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Miguel Levy, who investigates that most ephemeral of substances, light, is the winner of Michigan Tech’s 2007 Research Award |
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Betty Chavis presented William Predebon, chair of the Mechanical Engineering - Engineering Mechanics Department, with the 2007 Martin Luther King Award, awarded by the Michigan Tech Black Students Association. |
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NSF: Michigan Tech Research Up 12 Percent: The National Science Foundation's report on research expenditures shows Michigan Technological University's research program grew 12 percent from FY2004 to FY2005 |
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Michigan
Tech has entered an agreement with Chaoyang
University of Technology, in Taiwan, that will
expand opportunities for students and faculty at both
institutions.
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Inactivity
is a prime cause of osteoporosis in most animals, including
humans. A notable exception is the black bear. Read
about Dr. Seth Donahue's research |
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A.E.
Seaman Mineral Museum receives Major Collections from
Paul
and Janet Clifford and Gene
and Rosalind Meieran. A new grant of
Federal Support was announced. |
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Michigan
Tech's graduate engineering degree programs gain higher
national ranking. Read
the news story here.
and Michigan Tech is one of the
top 3 in Michigan. |
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Why
You Need to Know About Volcanic Ash and Aircraft Safety.
Volcanos
are a serious threat to jets and Dr. Bill Rose
is a pioneer in a nearly empty field. "I call it social
geology." |
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Michigan
Tech Geophysicists search for oil using seismic imaging techniques
attracts grant funding. See news
report about Professors Wayne Pennington and Roger Turpening.
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News
story about the award
Alumnus
Magazine article (3 Mb PDF file)
See the Sustainable
Futures IGERT Web site |
Michigan
Tech and Southern University were
awarded a $3.6 million from the National Science Foundation
for the project, "IGERT: Achieving Environmental Industrial,
and Societal Sustainability via the Sustainable Futures Model."
Dr. John Sutherland, of Mechanical Engineering,
serves as a Director of the effort. |
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