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Michigan Tech Engineering
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We deliver world-class engineering education, research, and leadership, by inspiring students, advancing knowledge, and innovating solutions to create a sustainable, just, and prosperous world.
My Michigan Tech: Jack Schaller
Jack Schaller originally wanted to be a zookeeper as a kid. As he grew older, he found his passion for chemistry while in high school. This led Jack down the path to Michigan Tech because of the rich culture and the unique climate. After he took a tour of the Materials Science and Engineering department, seeing the resources available to students and faculty, he knew that materials science and engineering was the degree that he wanted to pursue.
The availability of resources to students continued to enthrall Jack as he continued his MSE degree. Jack found that he loved how hands-on the MSE department was. With the on campus foundry, he found a love for casting metals into parts and using all the other facilities to refine products.
Jack’s love of the hands-on aspect of materials science is driving him to further his education at Michigan Tech with the accelerated Masters program. Where will your Michigan Tech degree take you? See what we have to offer and set up a campus visit.
Learn more about the Accelerated Masters Program: www.mtu.edu/accelerated/masters/
Explore MSE at Tech: www.mtu.edu/materials/
Plan your visit: www.mtu.edu/admissions/visit/plan/
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The availability of resources to students continued to enthrall Jack as he continued his MSE degree. Jack found that he loved how hands-on the MSE department was. With the on campus foundry, he found a love for casting metals into parts and using all the other facilities to refine products.
Jack’s love of the hands-on aspect of materials science is driving him to further his education at Michigan Tech with the accelerated Masters program. Where will your Michigan Tech degree take you? See what we have to offer and set up a campus visit.
Learn more about the Accelerated Masters Program: www.mtu.edu/accelerated/masters/
Explore MSE at Tech: www.mtu.edu/materials/
Plan your visit: www.mtu.edu/admissions/visit/plan/
#TomorrowNeeds #MichiganTech
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My Michigan Tech: Mieka Clark
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Mieka Clark grew up not being entirely sure what she wanted to be. She either wanted to be a veterinarian or an architect. After having a great high school physics teacher who graduated from Michigan Tech, she decided that she wanted to be an engineer. She discovered how fundamental materials are to everything that happens in the engineering world, and decided that she wanted to be an MSE major...
My Michigan Tech: Matt Johnson
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Matt Johnson dreamt of being a paleontologist as a child, but when he discovered chemistry in high school, it led him down the path to discovering materials science and engineering. Since then, Matt has worked hard and is on track to graduate with an MSE degree in the spring of 2025. Just because he works hard at school doesn’t mean he can’t have fun. Matt has been actively participating in man...
My Michigan Tech: Madi Kehoe
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Madi Kehoe wanted to be a veterinarian as a child, but as she grew up she discovered her love for problem solving. After experiencing Michigan Tech’s Summer Youth Program and getting to cast her own design, she decided to pursue a degree in materials science and engineering. Now Madi is in her second year as an undergraduate MSE student and continues to study hard in all her classes. One of Mad...
Michigan Tech is Propelling the Small Satellite Revolution
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Tech Talk at Alumni Reunion by Special Guest Brad King August 4, 2023, 3-4 p.m. Join Dr. Brad King for an exciting Tech Talk. Dr. King will discuss the role of engineering as it relates to maneuvering satellites in orbit. He serves as faculty advisor for Michigan Tech’s Aerospace Enterprise team, and founded Orbion Space Technology in Houghton, Michigan in 2016 to develop and manufacture revolu...
Birdwatching-Quality of Life
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest David Flaspohler Co-hosts PhD student Ryne Rutherford, forest science, and undergraduate Brendan Leddy, a social sciences major with a concentration in Policy, Law, and Society. April 3, 2023 College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
The A.E. Seaman Museum-120 Years
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest John Jaszczak Co-host Patrice Cobin, Museum Manager March 27, 2023 The A.E. Seaman Museum Husky Bites Host Will Cantrell, Graduate School Michigan Technological University
Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Broad Agency Announcement (BAA)
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February 8, 2023 Pasi Lautala, PhD, PE Associate Professor, Civil, Environmental, and Geospatial Engineering Director, Michigan Tech Transportation Institute Director, Rail Transportation Program
Bio-Inspired Designs
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest Bruce Lee Co-host Fatemeh Razaviamri March 20, 2023 Biomedical Engineering Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
Money Matters II: Student Strategies
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Husky Bites presents Special Guests APMP Students Jada Hamar, Jaharee Weah, and Luke Helsel Co-host Dean Johnson, Director of Applied Portfolio Management Program March 13, 2023 College of Business Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
Money Matters
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest Dean Johnson Co-hosts Jada Hamar, Kasey Kangas, and Jaharee Weah February 27, 2023 College of Business Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
Solar Energy in Cold Climates
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest Ana Dyreson Co-hosts Ayush Chutani and Shelbie Davis February 20, 2023 Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
Digging It-Volleyball at MTU
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest Matt Jennings Co-host Kaycee Meiners February 13, 2023 Michigan Tech Athletics Husky Bites Host Jennifer (Jung) Lucas, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Engagement Michigan Technological University
Winter Carnival Geospatial Imagery
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Husky Bites presents Special Joe Foster Co-hosts MTU Douglass Houghton NSPS student chapter-Brayden Brincks, Jacob Wysko, Wes Hyslop, Case Vander Heide February 6, 2023 Civil, Environmental, and Geospatial Engineering Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
Making Skis
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Husky Bites presents Special Guest Jeffrey Thompson Co-host Iver Anderson January 30, 2023 Shaggy's Copper Country Skis Husky Bites Host Dean Janet Callahan, College of Engineering Michigan Technological University
Forged in Fire, Sculpted by Ice-Keweenaw Geostories
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Forged in Fire, Sculpted by Ice-Keweenaw Geostories
Restoring the Balance-Wolves and Our Relationship with Nature
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Restoring the Balance-Wolves and Our Relationship with Nature
The Michigan Tech Band Experience-Wonderful Ruckus to Symphonic Thrills
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The Michigan Tech Band Experience-Wonderful Ruckus to Symphonic Thrills
Multiplanetary INnovation Enterprise (MINE)
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Multiplanetary INnovation Enterprise (MINE)
Eyes on the Water-Great Lakes Research from Buoys and Lighthouses
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Eyes on the Water-Great Lakes Research from Buoys and Lighthouses
Butterflies, Moths, and Fruit Flies in the Keweenaw
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Butterflies, Moths, and Fruit Flies in the Keweenaw
The Wind Beneath My Wings/Sails/Turbines
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The Wind Beneath My Wings/Sails/Turbines
How did you mold the fins? Are they resin gravity casted? Would they hold on a normal surfing day or are they just for R&D purposes. When I was in highschool I designed a similar experimento to test foils in a wind túnel. Cheers from Argentine Patagonia
Omg that’s my science teacher LMAOOOO😂
Concrete cylinder breaking is boooooring.
Man I miss those days in the lab doing R&D, coupon testing, material samples and most of all Riding what you Made. 😉
Hii can you give me some new environmental engineering project topics
What makes these "bio-inspired"? Also, how did you determine the shape of the fins your using?
Holy fuck buddy put a sock around your cylinder.. You trying to kill some youngins?
good surfers don't ride straight. they ride rail to rail.
The queen of blades and her 2nd life as an engineer.
Wow Kelsey! Awesome!
Interesting project, nicely presented! Excellent work!
Oh man this is AMAZING! Would love to talk with you about what we do at our biomechanics lab--there are some great areas for collaborative learning! find me at heeluxe.com
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Such a work of art, it fits the sound so well.
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meu primo!
in my kid days as a YOOPER, we had the good old outhouse supplied with the latest Sears or Monky Ward catalog...:)
how much weight can this cable system bear?
When turning, first the ankle turns slightly (let's say to the right) prior to placement, and as the opposite leg swings forward, the ankle joint straightens, causing the body to turn to the right. With human physiology, other muscular maneuvers may occur (knee bends, increased leg separation, hip maneuvers, etc). And it's directed by the brain, largely w/o conscious thought (other than determining where you choose to walk to), based on (1) visual input (particularly in mountain climbing), (2) other sensory input (touch), (3) a database of prior walking/ climbing/ dancing (et al), and in the case of dancing, keeping to the beat (auditory input). Yes, this can be done with an artificial leg, but NEVER at this physiological level.
Thank you.
Love it!
Great job team !!
Dang dirty feet!
That was one of the best presentation i have ever seen khatereh .
I participated in ChemE car back in 2005: it was a great competition! Seeing this video brings back good memories :) Way to go MTU!
@3931Kong Mine usually turns out that way
looks like there's a little too much water in the mix.. great job anyways
I wish I could go back! *sigh*
This is awesome! What a beautiful February day! I used to commute from downtown to the MEEM everyday 2006/2007. I loved the feeling of frozen snot on your lip! I need to send this to my friends and say, "look what you missed at your warm, populated schools!" Whenever I get Houghton-sick I'm watching this. Thanks a lot!