On seeing atoms
‘Impossible,’ physicists once said, when asked whether people ever could see atoms. Today, physicist Nuri Oncel would answer, ‘Very possible indeed’
Research
Recognizing UND’s faculty authors
Event highlights importance of books published by faculty
UND microbiologist: Threat of Lyme disease creeping upward
UND microbiologist Catherine Brissette explores the mysteries of Lyme disease
Winds of change
ELF Technology to develop oil filtration system with UND College of Engineering & Mines
On ice: When research happens at 12,000 feet
UND faculty-led ascent to Continental Glacier offers hands-on research experience for students
Rare earth project has national security potential
UND awarded $6.5 million to extract rare earth elements from North Dakota lignite coal
DOE funds projects involving EERC
Carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies focus of research
Research offers tips on job hunting in academia
New paper co-authored by UND researcher provides insight on job search process
Advancing research commercialization
State agencies work with UND, NDSU to advance intellectual property commercialization
Down-to-earth international space exploration
Four Latin American countries represented in latest Inflatable Mars/Lunar Habitat mission
UND’s ‘BiPed Lab’ connects the dots in new location
State-of-the-art, motion-capturing lab is teeming with experiential learning, cross-campus collaboration
Tackling global challenges of mental & physical health
UND researchers win federal grants to study anxiety disorders, waste-stream pollution
Weathering the storm in the name of research
Graduate researchers gain valuable field experience collecting data around Florida’s coastal storms
One pilot, multiple drones
Airtonomy partners with UND Aerospace Foundation, Xcel Energy and Microsoft
UND positioned for future space exploration
NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine lauds University’s aerospace research In a visit to UND recently, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine commended theRead More