The beneficiaries of scientific inquiry are, ultimately, the students. They will begin their careers having been shaped by teachers who refused to teach the status quo theories, equations, and histories. They will be better for it, and so is Michigan Tech. Imagine going to the lumberyard and having to decide what shade of red you would like for your kitchen cabinets. It just might happen, thanks to the incredible work by Vince Chiang in the Institute of Wood Research.
Ceramics conjure up images of coffee mugs and bathroom tiles.
Her profile reveals a teacher intent on making students active participants in the bombardment of images and words that has become modern culture . Next, we delve into the sub-microscopic world of DNA molecules and Xiaoqiu Huang's breakthrough work in that absolute essence of life, via computer programs he has created. Finally, we've got a thing for moose . As usual, our Developments section will keep you up to date on the latest breaking news of note. That will never change.