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Michigan Technological University has been designated as an R1 research institution by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, formally placing Tech among the top research ...
Wolves, their count up by three, stabilize and organize. Moose, down by 379, starve and decline. Michigan Technological University researchers discuss the latest populations in the 64th Isle Royale ...
Researchers found an ultrafast alternative to the slow oxide ion transfers of conventional fuel cells, increasing efficiency and performance by using hydrocarbon fuel directly. The commercial ...
Michigan Tech's H-STEM Complex, a new state-of-the-art facility built to advance interdisciplinary research and education in health-related STEM fields, opened its doors in March.
A centuries-old kernel of corn’s journey lets us explore the Carbon, Water and Soils Lab, where samples are graphitized for radiocarbon dating.
More than 20 Collegiate teams from the Eastern Great Lakes region of the American Society of Civil Engineers are coming together at Michigan Tech April 10-12 to compete in building competitions that ...
French onion soup, the Cuban sandwich, process safety. Just a few recipes that wouldn't be the same without the crater-infused cheese: Swiss. Beyond being a staple for comfort foods, Swiss cheese ...
Each summer, Summer Youth Programs offers more than 50 camps/explorations that allow participants to discover and learn about various fields through hands-on laboratory, classroom, and field ...
Housing Move In Dates for Returning StudentsMove in times for returning students for Fall 2025. Sunday August 17, 2025: 10am-4pm (cars must be moved to lot 24 by 8 pm) Monday August 18, 2025: ...
Similar names, but there are important differences between the fields of engineering and engineering technology. Engineers apply scientific, theoretic, and economic knowledge to research, invent, ...
Learn about power/electric trends (wireless power transfer, EVS, smart clothing, and microgrids). Discover how Michigan Tech can prepare you for the future.
Researchers say it’s time to write a new chapter in mining history — a story that honors heritage, mitigates hazards and creates stable power grids that benefit host communities.