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Missouri S&T’s Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department welcomes three new faculty members
Read more: Missouri S&T’s Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department welcomes three new faculty membersThis summer, the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology welcomed three new faculty members who bring a wide range of expertise spanning biomaterials, mechatronics, and advanced composite materials. Dr. Fateme Fayyazbakhsh Dr. Nilay Kant Dr. Arief Yudhanto “We are thrilled to welcome Drs. Fayyazbakhsh, Kant, and Yudhanto to…
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Dr. Fateme Fayyazbakhsh wins People’s Choice Award at Equalize Startups Pitch Event
Read more: Dr. Fateme Fayyazbakhsh wins People’s Choice Award at Equalize Startups Pitch EventMissouri S&T’s Dr. Fateme Fayyazbakhsh, an emerging leader in medical technology innovation, earned the People’s Choice Award in the MedTech category at the 6th Annual Equalize Startups Culmination Pitch Event—a national showcase celebrating entrepreneurial excellence among women in academia. Dr. Fayyazbakhsh, who recently joined Missouri S&T’s Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering as a new…
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Engineering ingenuity on display at the Spring 2025 MAE Design Showcase
Read more: Engineering ingenuity on display at the Spring 2025 MAE Design ShowcaseFuture engineers brought their creativity and technical skills to center stage at Missouri S&T’s Spring 2025 Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) Design Showcase, held Friday, May 16, in the Havener Center and Toomey Hall. The annual event featured over 30 senior design teams from mechanical and aerospace engineering programs presenting innovative solutions to real-world engineering…
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S&T researchers publish new study on extracting aluminum from lunar soil
Read more: S&T researchers publish new study on extracting aluminum from lunar soilA Missouri S&T research team led by Dr. Frank D. Han has published a new study in Acta Astronautica that explores a method to extract aluminum from lunar regolith using molten salt electrolysis. This approach could enable long-term lunar missions and sustainable lunar surface construction. The article, titled “Extraction of Aluminum from Lunar Regolith through…
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2025 MAE Future Research Pioneers Program (FRPP) awardees revealed
Read more: 2025 MAE Future Research Pioneers Program (FRPP) awardees revealedWe are thrilled to unveil the remarkable recipients of the MAE Future Research Pioneers Program (FRPP) for the 2025 academic year. The FRPP is dedicated to identifying and supporting outstanding undergraduate students who exhibit significant potential as future research pioneers in the dynamic fields of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. The FRPP Awardees for 2025 are:…
