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2010.03.15: Learning in the mud
2010.03.10: Our active earth
2010.03.05: World's largest snake skeleton
2010.03.01: Engineers: the 'Rodney Dangerfields of professions'?
2010.02.24: At the summit of life sciences
2010.02.22: Why EWB students are making a difference
2010.02.19: 3-D technology at S&T
2010.02.18: Oh, the humanities: of Big Apples, Nazis in Paris, and Freedom Summer
2010.02.18: We are being dispatched to Central America
2010.02.16: The thrill of gravity, the agony of sleet
2010.02.15: S&T landscaping is 'green' despite the weather
2010.02.13: Digital anxiety and the power grid
2010.02.05: Super Bowl cities' economies cash in
2010.02.03: Wiimote manufacturing?
2010.01.27: Baker Institute cites biofuels policy research
2010.01.15: This nano-research could improve your memory
2010.01.05: Life on Mars? Maybe so
2009.11.10: Best iPhone app ever: the "daze" countdown
2009.10.15: What's all the flap about?
2009.10.12: Research roundup: solar power, pond scum, white flags and more
2009.09.24: EcoCAR exposed!
2009.09.17: Shipping container + wastewater = awesome engineering feat
2009.09.14: Carbon dioxide, tranformational change, shark evolution
2009.09.09: More interest about EarthScope
2009.08.18: This is kind of interesting
2009.08.11: Growing tiny 'nanospears' = big breakthrough for solar cells?
2009.08.01: $15 million on tap for S&T in defense bill
2009.07.29: Grad student researches improvised explosive devices
2009.07.24: A 'Trojan Horse' virus that spreads healing
2009.07.17: What's going on?
2009.06.26: Summer in St. Louis
2009.06.19: Scoping out sites to monitor quakes in the Midwest
2009.06.05: Set your DVRs: S&T history prof discusses D-Day on C-SPAN
2009.06.03: Summer in St. Louis
2009.05.14: This constrictor looks like it could have swallowed whole cows, no problem
2009.05.07: An odd kind of day.
2009.05.01: During the Late Cretaceous, the pyramids would have been located in the sea
2009.04.29: This drink-or-drive issue has nothing to do with alcohol
2009.04.23: Missouri Energy Summit: sessions, sessions, sessions
2009.04.23: Missouri Energy Summit: good news, bad news on energy 'state of the state'
2009.04.23: Missouri Energy Summit: Gov. Nixon announces energy conservation order
2009.04.23: Energy summit and a media opp
2009.04.22: Day 1 wrap-up: collaboration and innovation
2009.04.22: Climate Change 101
2009.04.22: Missouri Energy Summit: Joan Woodard's four 'grand challenges'
2009.04.22: Missouri Energy Summit: T. Boone Pickens recruits for 'army'
2009.04.20: A little finagling, a lot of math
2009.04.17: Tune in for all your Missouri Energy Summit news
2009.04.17: Carbon capture goes green -- slimy green
2009.04.13: Norman Cox has a cool VW Rabbit
2009.04.09: Here's some hot research for you
2009.04.08: Houston, we have a trash problem
2009.03.27: Faces from Spring Break 09 in Guatemala
2009.03.24: Spring Break 09: Guatemala part II
2009.03.23: Spring Break 09: Guatemala part I
2009.03.23: Spring Break 09: Guatemala
2009.03.07: New memories in Madrid
2009.02.20: Learning German and trying BBQ peanuts in Spain
2009.02.04: Does the rain in Spain fall mainly on the plain?
2009.02.02: By the time Quinn the Eskimo got here, this igloo melted
2009.01.28: Tune in tonight for TV with a bang
2009.01.23: N is for Nowledge, F is for Fisicks
2009.01.15: Collision science
2009.01.13: Latest from Guatemala
2009.01.13: Dianna checks in...
2009.01.12: Weekend update
2009.01.08: Day 3
2009.01.07: New Guatemala trip, day 2
2009.01.06: Hola!
2009.01.05: Sensors, solar panels and the New York Times crossword...
2008.12.18: How Missouri S&T produces hydrogen
2008.12.16: S&T student helping to develop thermal curtains
2008.12.12: Sarcasm and dementia
2008.12.10: The doc of destruction, discovered by Discovery
2008.12.02: Well, I heard ol' Neil put Her down
2008.11.14: All systems go: S&T graduate, Endeavor crew have successful launch
2008.11.10: S&T grad to blog from space
2008.11.07: Some stories we're working on
2008.10.30: Earth, wind and fire update
2008.10.27: S&T team tests out "Aluminator"
2008.10.15: S&T, R&D against poverty
2008.10.06: Green slime could be the next big thing
2008.10.02: Brain power for power grids
2008.10.01: Marching to a different drum
2008.09.28: Can pro sports save a city's economy?
2008.09.18: What can green do for you?
2008.09.13: The coming water resources train wreck
2008.09.05: Giving 'power plant' a whole new meaning
2008.09.04: Building an energy superhighway
2008.08.21: Bringing hydrogen technology home
2008.08.20: New Madrid quake could cause liquefaction (which would be bad)
2008.08.14: One woman (not Paris Hilton) who wants to help many
2008.08.14: Rolla serves as epicenter for earthquake discussions
2008.08.11: The strain was more than this compact car could bear
2008.08.11: Hydrogen road trip
2008.07.28: Fixing America's bridges
2008.07.17: Update from Taiwan: The splash at Kenting
2008.07.12: All eyes on Solar Miner VI
2008.07.10: Putting Missouri S&T on the map
2008.07.09: S&T students to compete in UAV contest
2008.07.01: You wanna bet? S&T's Isaac Deatherage reports from Taiwan
2008.07.01: Could Dr.Taguchi help predict food shortages?
2008.06.25: Story time (and I don't mean menu-translating time)
2008.06.23: Taiwan: slow times
2008.06.18: Got water in your basement?
2008.06.11: Taiwan: Hey you, with the face.
2008.06.10: Get your motor running
2008.06.09: Welcome to explosives camp
2008.06.04: Taiwan: Into the lab
2008.06.01: Taiwan: Nothing if not interesting…
2008.05.24: Blogging Guatemala: Five functioning bathrooms for $200
2008.05.23: Blogging Guatemala: Almost finished pouring columns
2008.05.22: Rain means more work for EWB
2008.05.20: Blogging Guatemala: Update from EWB
2008.05.19: EWB bringing updates from Guatemala
2008.05.18: Slightly off-topic: Formula SAE team speeds to another top-10 finish
2008.05.13: On the cover of Environmental Science & Technology
2008.05.08: Solving an ancient mystery with cement
2008.05.07: Rising gas prices pushing Brazil's oil company to dig deep
2008.05.06: The greening of plastics, or so says the Post-Dispatch
2008.04.30: Engineers Without Borders back from Haiti, on TV
2008.04.22: Iben Browning was wrong, but David Rogers knows what he's talking about
2008.04.18: In the news: Dave Rogers talks to Post-Dispatch about earthquake
2008.04.18: CNN iReport of DJ Belarbi's "twisted" earthquake research
2008.04.18: Ronaldo Luna on "earthquake field trip," feels earthquake
2008.04.18: Dave Rogers talking to media about Illinois earthquake
2008.04.15: How Missouri S&T could improve airports worldwide
2008.04.15: Tom O'Keefe 1935-2008
2008.04.07: Why worry about global warming if we're totally running out of fossil fuels anyway?
2008.04.02: Of nanoworms and bird's nests
2008.04.02: Missouri S&T students add hydrogen to airport, win contest
2008.03.27: Adam Nanney checks in:
2008.03.26: David reports on the growing S&T population in Guatemala
2008.03.24: David's latest dispatch: Chichi to Antigua
2008.03.24: We really need some photos of the chicken bus
2008.03.21: Airline March Madness
2008.03.19: Charged up about renewable rides
2008.03.14: Happy Pi Day
2008.03.14: Missouri S&T students excel in Idea-to-Product regional competition
2008.03.11: Offering insight into the Associated Press' drinking water probe
2008.03.06: Mining Botswana
2008.03.03: Missouri S&T researchers examine greasy hair, clean air
2008.02.29: Leap Day video: 29 seconds of human-powered speed
2008.02.25: Missouri S&T's hydrogen shuttle gets noticed in Springfield
2008.02.22: On the mark: Andrew Jackson, Missouri S&T graduate, completes his mission
2008.02.20: From Australia to St. Louis, and possibly to Mars
2008.02.20: Modern marvels
2008.02.18: I (heart) geeks
2008.02.14: Shooting satellites out of the sky
2008.02.13: Using trees to "clean up" chlorinated solvents in ground water
2008.01.30: Touring the transportation fuels and polymer processing lab
2008.01.29: How to maximize Missouri's waterways
2008.01.23: Hydrogen or algae? Researchers to talk about new energy solutions
2008.01.17: Crafting a solar-powered unmanned aircraft
2008.01.16: News break
2008.01.16: Lemoa's orphanage
2008.01.15: Let's all go to Chichicastenango
2008.01.14: Guatemala continued...
2008.01.11: Images from the trip
2008.01.10: Yasmin checks in...
2008.01.10: Update from Antigua
2008.01.08: Geological Engineering 352: Trip update
2008.01.07: Live from Guatemala (where there's no writer's strike)
2008.01.04: Stan the Man expert is coming to Missouri S&T
2007.12.24: 2007: the year in research
2007.12.18: Nano logo
2007.12.11: Digital art
2007.12.11: A look into the transportation's future
2007.12.07: Solar car comes out of hibernation
2007.12.04: This winter, it's going to be 2,100 degrees
2007.12.04: Any good research on Asperger's out there?
2007.11.30: Blowing glass out of proportion
2007.11.28: Charles McField
2007.11.16: Then what?
2007.11.16: TechnoFiles: Clean water for all
2007.11.13: National Prohibition in St. Louis
2007.11.12: Look up in the sky!
2007.11.06: A surge in the war on meth
2007.11.02: Pumpkin chucking is cathartic
2007.10.30: So much water so close to home
2007.10.27: Making waves with tsunami research
2007.10.21: UMR research on the road: in Dubuque, Dallas and Denver
2007.10.12: UMR to build "hydrogen highway," newspaper says
2007.10.04: Hydrogen project at University of Missouri-Rolla gets attention
2007.10.03: How to break a collegiate speed record
2007.09.29: On Sputnik, the space race, 'when science suddenly mattered' and whether it ever will again
2007.09.25: TechnoFiles: How to go fast
2007.09.21: Hannah Bruce: It's easy to be green
2007.09.19: Easier listening with TechnoFiles
2007.09.12: "Green" degree gets ABET accreditation
2007.09.06: UMR research deemed worthy of an 'Oscar'
2007.09.04: Undersea WiFi: Can you digg it?
2007.08.29: "Moondust Miners" get mention in Wired
2007.08.27: Powering the future
2007.08.24: News of the week
2007.08.15: A slew of activity
2007.08.11: More funds for transportation research
2007.08.07: Meeting Devil's Elbow
2007.08.02: Could it happen here?
2007.07.30: Math is the new cool
2007.07.27: Galileo, Figaro, Magnifico
2007.07.25: Blowing up bridges
2007.07.23: What a load!
2007.07.20: 3-2-1 Kaboom!
2007.07.19: Glass balloons would be better for flying than lead zeppelins
2007.07.17: Shushing electric motors
2007.07.16: Helping MoDOT meet its mandate
2007.07.13: Arsenic and old lead discovered in New Orleans
2007.07.10: Just because Independence Day is over ...
2007.07.03: Explosives Camp is kind of a big deal
2007.07.02: Can Missouri handle the 'big one'?
2007.06.29: Camp Invention wraps it up
2007.06.28: Boing Boing boom
2007.06.28: What EWB did over summer vacation
2007.06.26: KMOV has a blast at UMR
2007.06.22: Another reason we love public radio
2007.06.20: Engineers Without Borders on TechnoFiles
2007.06.19: Explosives camp: a blow-by-blow account
2007.06.15: Friday Five: trolling the blogroll
2007.06.15: 'Lightweight, close to nothingness'
2007.06.14: Happy Birthday, computer
2007.06.14: The continuing vulnerability of New Orleans
2007.06.11: The Ozarks has it all (and it all tastes like chicken)
2007.06.07: On science and poetry
2007.06.05: You're really going to want to watch this
2007.06.01: Switzer cited for excellence
2007.05.30: Comp sci by any other name?
2007.05.30: EE research of a different color: advancing understanding in skin cancer detection
2007.05.23: Blogging from Bahamas: Tara's final note
2007.05.23: Blogging from Bahamas: Amanda's final note
2007.05.21: Blogging from Bahamas: The crab invasion
2007.05.21: Blogging from Bahamas: bananas and spiders
2007.05.20: Blogging from Bahamas: 'a whole new world'
2007.05.20: Blogging from Bahamas: a perfect day
2007.05.20: Blogging from Bahamas: teaching poetry, watching iguanas
2007.05.18: Bats and other Bahama beasts
2007.05.18: Lunar Miners finale
2007.05.17: Blogging from Bahamas: Tara's take
2007.05.16: A biologist perspective from the Bahamas
2007.05.16: Blogging San Salvador, Bahamas: struggle in paradise
2007.05.15: Blogging San Salvador, Bahamas
2007.05.14: Bubblin' crude
2007.05.14: Lunar Miners: Final report
2007.05.11: Lunar Miners road notes: part two
2007.05.10: A pit stop update from the Lunar Miners
2007.05.09: Cyber-sleuths wanted
2007.05.09: To the moon, Joe
2007.05.08: Hurricane season will be here soon...
2007.05.07: High-impact research, in more ways than one
2007.05.01: Guess what Steven Jung will be doing during his summer vacation?
2007.04.30: Experience this!
2007.04.27: Aiming for the stars
2007.04.25: Silly bunny, packaging is for toys
2007.04.20: Back to the future
2007.04.19: Two out-of-this-world ideas
2007.04.17: Extending our condolences
2007.04.17: Baja team doesn't get bogged down
2007.04.16: UMR team feels the need for human-powered speed
2007.04.13: Dig in to UMR research with Scholars' Mine
2007.04.12: Kurt Vonnegut: 1922-2007
2007.04.11: Consider this your challenge
2007.04.11: Undergrads show off their research
2007.04.11: Research park plans get the green light
2007.04.04: The world is her classroom
2007.04.03: You've heard about off-road vehicles, but this is ridiculous
2007.04.02: Jared signs off from Guatemala
2007.03.30: Honduras newspaper showcases EWB
2007.03.29: Back to Honduras with EWB
2007.03.28: Triangulating Central America
2007.03.28: Jared's journal
2007.03.27: EWB gives weekend update from Honduras
2007.03.26: Eyes of the world
2007.03.26: Women as Global Leaders class arrives in Guatemala
2007.03.26: Blowing off some steam
2007.03.23: Jared's journal
2007.03.21: All the world's a classroom
2007.03.20: Blogging Guatemala 2007
2007.03.20: Navigating clean waters
2007.03.16: Engineers Without Borders on CBS, FOX
2007.03.15: A trip down St. Pat's memory lane
2007.03.12: Internet regulations might help consumers - or - The end of the net as we know it?
2007.03.07: Fire in the hole
2007.03.02: Triumph and tragedy
2007.03.01: Inspiring the next generation
2007.03.01: About that incident on campus
2007.02.28: Off-topic: update on campus incident of Feb. 27
2007.02.26: Blitz is on for solar house
2007.02.23: Secret solar house plans unveiled -- You can't eat a Gyroball -- and more!
2007.02.21: Engineers Week continued
2007.02.20: Satellite radio, Anna Nicole Smith, and lies in the Post-Dispatch
2007.02.20: Attracting girls through 'edutainment'
2007.02.19: Happy belated birthday to us
2007.02.16: Telling the untold story
2007.02.13: Painting the town green
2007.02.13: Chancellor receives roadside safety award
2007.02.09: America's top buildings
2007.02.08: 'Frog' provides jump in flood detection
2007.02.06: The marching band that will refuse to yield
2007.02.05: Am I still allowed to post here?
2007.02.04: Will Super Bowl win mean super economic surge?
2007.02.03: Disaster inspires communication solution
2007.02.03: 'University Business' plugs Visions
2007.01.30: A little more conversation...
2007.01.29: We got entrepreneurial spirit, yes we do ...
2007.01.25: Undergrad research: Are you experiential?
2007.01.24: Post-Dispatch is "so there"
2007.01.24: Back from CASE, back to blogging (soon, we promise)
2007.01.20: Making a case for blogging at CASE
2007.01.18: UMR tech park is key for future economic growth
2007.01.16: A genuine Internet guru, teaching us a better way
2007.01.12: Come out, come out wherever you are
2007.01.12: Possibly UMR's finest hour
2007.01.09: Biking ain't what it used to be
2007.01.05: ImThere in the blogosphere
2007.01.03: Going mobile: a student-entrepreneur's cellular social network
2006.12.28: Remembering Gerald Ford
2006.12.27: This article made my year
2006.12.26: No mine disaster today
2006.12.26: Happy Christmas to all...
2006.12.21: Let it snow, let it snow, let it thundersnow
2006.12.21: MOHELA help for engineering students
2006.12.20: Powered by air
2006.12.19: Some scientists can't get no satisfaction, and other stories we're monitoring
2006.12.18: Engineering ABCs
2006.12.14: How we stopped worrying about North Korea and learned to love the bomb
2006.12.13: VP of research finalists share their thoughts
2006.12.12: Interesting bits & stories
2006.12.07: Pearl Harbor remembered
2006.12.05: U.S. plans to fake another mission to the mooon
2006.12.01: This bomb could blow up a lot of frozen chickens
2006.12.01: What light through yonder window breaks
2006.11.29: Got my mind on my money, and my money on my mind
2006.11.28: Ascending the Vehicle Design Summit
2006.11.28: What's staining the Gateway Arch?
2006.11.28: Harnessing hummingbird power
2006.11.27: Thinking small for microsurgery
2006.11.22: Tomes for the holidays
2006.11.21: Yet another reason to stay awake in physics class
2006.11.21: Monsters & M-A-S-H
2006.11.20: Moneyball, meet Busterball
2006.11.17: What the ?
2006.11.17: We're not in it for the recognition, but...
2006.11.17: I do, I do believe
2006.11.16: Meet Ms. Dewey, the anti-Google
2006.11.15: Going nuclear
2006.11.14: World Usability Day
2006.11.13: Does technology make life harder?
2006.11.09: You might be a Redneck or maybe just a Neanderthal
2006.11.09: The votes are in
2006.11.07: Yo ho ho and ... perhaps a second Oscar?
2006.11.07: Small but mighty
2006.11.03: Nuclear engineering research worth its salt
2006.11.01: Timothy Leary would love this car
2006.10.31: Halloween Horror
2006.10.30: Killer wasps, zombie cockroaches, e Coli and why Detroit is No. 2 in more ways than one
2006.10.27: Unleaded water, anyone?
2006.10.24: Poor Pikachu**
2006.10.23: Oh the places you can go!
2006.10.20: A Friday film
2006.10.19: Stem cell research: the science and the ethics
2006.10.19: He's an excellent driver
2006.10.17: I wanna new bug
2006.10.13: Moooooving into ethanol production
2006.10.12: Math and computers used to explain drinking behaviors
2006.10.11: 'You don't ever walk by a red dress'
2006.10.11: Clean sweep
2006.10.09: A university by any other name...
2006.10.05: The rescuers
2006.10.03: A(sure)BET
2006.10.02: Speaking up for the environment
2006.09.29: Did you know?
2006.09.29: If it's not broke, it might be?
2006.09.28: Largest career fair ever
2006.09.27: TechnoFiles -- Energy Roundup
2006.09.25: Unleaded water and left-handed drugs
2006.09.22: Don't eighty-six this book
2006.09.21: Give me a T, give me an I
2006.09.19: By the numbers: 'measuring up' in engineering and science education
2006.09.18: Splash down
2006.09.18: The beam team
2006.09.15: Five for Friday (or whatever we call it)
2006.09.13: Submit the best ever St. Pat's sweatshirt design
2006.09.12: A scholar and a businessman
2006.09.08: Stairs don't present a problem for this wheelchair
2006.09.06: Roll out the barrels!
2006.09.01: Heavy metal
2006.08.31: Superconductors!
2006.08.30: Doing all right, getting good grades...
2006.08.30: StuCo's three amigas lead the way
2006.08.25: Eight is enough
2006.08.23: Journey to the center of the sinkhole
2006.08.22: The anatomy of a sinkhole
2006.08.21: Let's make a deal
2006.08.18: For the love of locomotives
2006.08.18: Engineering on the rise
2006.08.18: Incoming freshmen design amphibious vehicles
2006.08.18: Friday Five: fresh frosh facts
2006.08.16: Quarterback is on the road...to an MBA
2006.08.15: Learning to fly
2006.08.14: UMR makes Rolla a 'dream town'
2006.08.11: Wood you use ethanol?
2006.08.11: Engineers Without Borders: back from Bolivia
2006.08.10: Mariesa Crow to power up UMR's energy efforts
2006.08.08: Welcome to Earth, Allison!
2006.08.08: Steel expected to beat rock, paper and scissors
2006.08.04: Improving integrated circuit design
2006.08.02: Solar village takes shape
2006.08.01: A slimey situation
2006.07.31: Who needs poetry, anyway?
2006.07.28: Cover shot
2006.07.27: And the nominees are ...
2006.07.26: Scrapping the shuttle tiles
2006.07.25: More funds for aerospace, steel castings research
2006.07.24: A slow-mo twist
2006.07.21: Water wanted
2006.07.20: TV crew decodes disasters underground (which was a cool place to be today)
2006.07.20: Taking care of business
2006.07.18: Opium gets its 15 minutes
2006.07.18: It's a space thing
2006.07.17: TechnoFiles dishes it up
2006.07.14: Tumblin' on TV
2006.07.13: Today's Tom Sawyer...
2006.07.11: Video didn't kill this radio star
2006.07.11: Friction stir welding is so hot
2006.07.10: Open house for NOLA safe house
2006.07.07: Saving the world (Trevor's take)
2006.07.06: Rocketboom, R.I.P.?
2006.07.05: Engineers needed to save the planet
2006.07.03: Patriotic pyrotechnics
2006.06.30: Score
2006.06.28: Busy summer
2006.06.28: Sprint CEO (and UMR grad) Gary Forsee on the future of wireless
2006.06.27: Spammers shut down comments
2006.06.22: See, science and engineering really do pay
2006.06.22: Fun with fireworks
2006.06.22: Future steelmakers
2006.06.21: Nano nuggets
2006.06.20: Bamboo-wielding hooligans attack electrical engineers
2006.06.19: The proof is on the pavement
2006.06.19: In the news -- enrollment
2006.06.16: How are we doing?
2006.06.15: These boots were made ... rapidly?
2006.06.14: Munch on this
2006.06.13: Meet Ming in St. Louis
2006.06.12: Itsy bitsy research
2006.06.09: Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto
2006.06.08: Seeking a sealant for fuel cells
2006.06.08: Introducing the 'uaser' - the ultrasound laser
2006.06.07: Trailer park of the future
2006.06.06: More Glimmingehus, anyone?
2006.06.05: A somber anniversary
2006.05.31: Nature Q&A with David Rogers: 'Drilling for truth in New Orleans'
2006.05.31: Fungo fun
2006.05.30: Eat my dust
2006.05.26: Friday five -- from Baja to BLUMR
2006.05.26: Learning the ropes in Sweden
2006.05.25: This just in...
2006.05.25: Off-road engineering
2006.05.24: Mountains, molehills, and lots of nuclear waste
2006.05.23: Blood sugar magic and joint replacements
2006.05.23: Hej!
2006.05.23: Fire in the hole!
2006.05.22: Finding: Levees built with crushed sea shells, etc.
2006.05.19: Friday Five -- random offerings
2006.05.18: It's official
2006.05.16: Engineering a winning formula
2006.05.16: Pedal power
2006.05.12: Graduation Jubilee
2006.05.12: Børk! Børk! Børk!
2006.05.11: Strange interlude
2006.05.09: MERLOT makes case for UMR project
2006.05.08: Crikey!
2006.05.05: Springfield power plant
2006.05.03: Unusual grads
2006.05.03: HGTV on location
2006.05.02: West greets East
2006.05.01: Sculling revisited
2006.05.01: About that last race...
2006.05.01: Whatever floats your boat
2006.05.01: Row v. Wade
2006.04.28: Friday Five: random research ramblings edition
2006.04.27: Mg + acid + wheels = TV appearance
2006.04.27: Connecting the quantum dots, UMR style
2006.04.26: Predicting elephant migration and more
2006.04.26: HGTV thinks UMR solar house has big style
2006.04.25: KaBOOM hits CBS, FOX tonight
2006.04.25: TechnoFiles: UMR First Responder Design Team
2006.04.24: Crash bad, design good
2006.04.21: Another Friday Five
2006.04.20: Breaking news: It's OK to be intellectually curious
2006.04.19: 'Green' degree pays off
2006.04.17: Static electricity 101
2006.04.14: 'It could happen tomorrow'
2006.04.14: No flea-brained idea
2006.04.13: Star researchers: The next generation
2006.04.12: Patents
2006.04.11: 'Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?'
2006.04.10: Cool tool in pollution fight
2006.04.07: Making mining more efficient
2006.04.07: Papa's got a brand new bacteria
2006.04.07: UMR wins helicopter design competition
2006.04.06: Was our solar system born in a rough neighborhood?
2006.04.05: How fireworks work
2006.04.05: Real-time traffic monitoring
2006.04.05: Concrete talk
2006.04.04: Smoke 'em if you've got 'em
2006.04.04: Watch a mine rescue unfold
2006.04.04: From the labs to the legislature
2006.04.03: Hot dogs...get your hot dogs here!
2006.03.31: Friday five
2006.03.30: Drive like a Brit?
2006.03.29: Blogging Guatemala: Making a difference
2006.03.29: From Rolla to Guatemala
2006.03.29: Blogging Guatemala: Jake checks in
2006.03.28: Blogging Guatemala: Jungle Gym Rob and Mayan ruins
2006.03.28: Guatemala group talks to TechnoFiles
2006.03.27: Blogging Guatemala: Catching up
2006.03.27: Blogging Guatemala: Dispatch 2
2006.03.27: Blogging Guatemala
2006.03.27: Undergrads do research, too
2006.03.24: Movie night
2006.03.23: A 'culture of entrepreneurship'
2006.03.22: The making of the mug
2006.03.22: When the levee breaks
2006.03.21: The potential for pipelines
2006.03.20: From spaceships to riverboats
2006.03.17: Catch this float in motion
2006.03.17: Get on the bus
2006.03.16: Problem-solvers wanted
2006.03.15: A whole lot of bubblin' crude (oil, that is)
2006.03.15: New ocean in Africa is forming fast
2006.03.15: March madness
2006.03.14: Hi, hi, let us celebrate pi
2006.03.13: The trouble with tornados
2006.03.10: Miners captured in action
2006.03.09: No crash test dummy
2006.03.09: A moveable beast
2006.03.09: Go fish
2006.03.08: Math counts
2006.03.07: Famous mug gets lots of love
2006.03.06: Missouri's ethanol debate
2006.03.03: 'Bridge of the Future' gets more mileage
2006.03.03: UMR students take title
2006.03.02: Space station: the final design
2006.03.01: Did you miss TechnoFiles?
2006.02.28: Undergraduate research deadline looming
2006.02.28: A new use for that old aquarium?
2006.02.27: Good to the last drop
2006.02.24: West Virginia wake-up call
2006.02.24: What's in your iPod?
2006.02.23: Let's hear it for (and from) engineers!
2006.02.22: KaBOOM!
2006.02.21: Take your protein pills, put your helmet on
2006.02.21: Book review: making sense in a 'flat' world
2006.02.21: New campus CAREER
2006.02.20: More info on FRPs
2006.02.20: It's not what you find; it's where you find it
2006.02.20: Intelligently designed evolution, or something like that
2006.02.20: What's not next in AI
2006.02.17: Bridge project a finalist for ASCE innovation award
2006.02.16: Robotic canaries in the coal mine
2006.02.16: Hooked on ME
2006.02.15: Are parents falling behind in math and science?
2006.02.15: Wi-Fi goes underground
2006.02.14: Did you get the memo? 'Productive meeting' not an oxymoron
2006.02.13: 2006: A Solar Odyssey
2006.02.10: The Richard Show goes boom!
2006.02.09: Steelers' win leaves Pittsburgh seeing green
2006.02.09: A see-thru look at UMR research stuff
2005.10.15: Expert Insight -- Hurricanes engulf part of petroleum industry
2005.10.15: Student View -- Leslie Shaffar
2005.10.15: Team Watch -- Fighting nature's fury
2005.10.15: Faculty View -- J. David Rogers
2005.10.15: A Quick Look -- Natural Disasters
2005.10.15: Eye on Research -- Into the disaster zone
2005.10.15: Kidz View -- How levees work
2005.07.15: Expert Insight -- Good drug, bad drug
2005.07.15: Student View -- Chuck Williams
2005.07.15: Team Watch -- A bright idea
2005.07.15: Faculty View -- A big future for nano
2005.07.15: A Quick Look -- Small stuff
2005.07.15: Eye on Research -- Clearing the air
2005.07.15: Kidz View -- It's a small world afterall
2005.04.15: Expert Insight -- The future of fuel cells
2005.04.15: Student View -- Stephanie Maiden
2005.04.15: Team Watch -- Go speed racers
2005.04.15: Faculty View -- The metal master
2005.04.15: A Quick Look -- Vehicles
2005.04.15: Eye on Research -- Overhaulin' the system
2005.04.15: Kidz View -- Robo-mojo
2005.01.15: Expert Insight -- Detecting explosives
2005.01.15: Student View -- Braden Lusk
2005.01.15: Team Watch -- Wi-Fi warriors
2005.01.15: Faculty View -- Shaking things up in the lab
2005.01.15: A Quick Look -- Making the nation safer
2005.01.15: Eye on Research -- On the hunt for IEDs
2005.01.15: Kidz View -- Warning: animals are trying to tell us something
2004.10.15: Expert Insight -- Skin cancer detection
2004.10.15: Student View -- Heather Maggard
2004.10.15: Team Watch -- Dilligent detectives
2004.10.15: Faculty View -- 'Hip' professor eyes ceramics
2004.10.15: A Quick Look -- Biology
2004.10.15: Eye on Research -- Home, sweet (and toxic) home
2004.10.15: Kidz View -- Planting seeds of science
2004.07.15: Expert Insight -- Space shuttle tiles
2004.07.15: Student View -- Tom Barnett
2004.07.15: Team Watch -- A celestial couple for the 21st century
2004.07.15: Faculty View -- It's all about control
2004.07.15: A Quick Look -- Aerospace
2004.07.15: Eye on Research -- Extreme home: Construction on the red planet
2004.07.15: Kidz View -- An out-of-this-world experience
2004.04.15: Student View -- Pedro Dimitriu
2004.04.15: Team Watch -- Peddling pedal power
2004.04.15: Faculty View -- Melanie Mormile
2004.04.15: A Quick Look -- Environment
2004.04.15: Eye on Research -- 'Frog' on to this new anatomy website
2004.04.15: Kidz View -- Trash bash comes to campus
2004.04.14: Expert Insight -- Aircraft emissions
2004.01.15: Team Watch -- A bridge is not made by steel alone
2004.01.15: Faculty View -- Mohammad Qureshi
2004.01.15: Student View -- Gary Greene
2004.01.15: Expert Insight -- Fiber polymers
2004.01.15: Kidz View -- Building a bridge in 30 minutes or less
2004.01.15: A Quick Look -- Transportation
2004.01.15: Eye on Research -- Taking space-age materials to new heights
2003.11.15: A Quick Look -- Encouraging students' creativity
2003.11.15: Eye on Research -- New materials can 'take the heat'
2003.11.15: Team Watch -- Vomit comet team has its ups and downs
2003.11.15: Faculty View -- Setting sights on laser-based manufacturing
2003.11.15: Student View -- Marty Rust
2003.11.15: Expert Insight -- Manufacturing virtually
2003.11.15: Kidz View -- A recipe for change
2003.09.15: A Quick Look -- Trees: Filtering out pollution
2003.09.15: Eye on Research -- Industry ecology: Designing with the future in mind
2003.09.15: Team Watch -- Supplying water, saving lives
2003.09.15: Faculty View -- Battling pollution, one Superfund site at a time
2003.09.15: Student View -- Amy Schneider
2003.09.15: Expert Insight -- Letting the wetlands work for us
2003.09.15: Kidz View -- SuperKidz
2003.07.15: A Quick Look -- Just the FACTS, Ma'am
2003.07.15: Eye on Research -- The lives of a cell
2003.07.15: The unbeatable lightness of (sun)beams
2003.07.15: Faculty View -- Cleaning solar house
2003.07.15: Student View -- Corry Hailey
2003.07.15: Expert Insight -- The future of energy
2003.07.15: SolarKidz

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