There’s a method to modeling cracking in brittle materials. The strength of teeth is told on the scale of millimeters. Porcelain smiles are kind of
New probes using incredibly bright dyes could help detect COVID-19 earlier, leading to faster testing even when only trace amounts of SARS-CoV-2 RNA are present.
Attempting to combat COVID-19 outbreaks, many Michigan colleges and universities have made efforts to test their populations and to track this data on new data
Michigan Tech researchers have been selected for a $7.2 million Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) cooperative agreement award to turn military plastic waste into
Wastewater and COVID-19 As college students have returned to school and positive COVID-19 cases have gradually risen, the yearning to return to daily life as
At a pace of eight halos per hour, more than 850 face shields specifically designed for classroom instructors have been 3D printed in Van Pelt
The Enterprise Program at Michigan Technological University has a hot new project as the weather turns cooler—developing safer heating and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to
With campus shut down and news all over reporting so much on what is happening with the spread of Coronavirus, most people are already aware
Black carbon particles — more commonly known as soot — absorb heat in the atmosphere. For years, scientists have known that these particles are affecting
Aluminum is a common material used in the creation of many products. It is a metal, often used to make things such as kitchen utensils,
Turning adhesion on and off is what makes a glue smart. It’s one thing to do this in the open air and quite another under
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
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