Research
Our Research Impact
Research Contacts
Together, we shape the future.
With an international reputation in engineering, computer science and geology, we are solving real-world problems, driving research innovation and building a better tomorrow.
Research Centers & Initiatives
Resources that produce real research and real results.
Analytical Laboratories
Specialized analytical instruments and equipment all available on the UND campus.
Wilson M. Laird Core and Sample Library
Houses 80% of the state's core samples, including 95% of the samples from the Williston basin.
F.D. Holland Geology Library
The largest geoscience library in the upper Midwest located in Leonard Hall.
College of Engineering & Mines News
In this video, John Schulzetzenberg shows how he and fellow UND Mechanical Engineering students took a problem MUSKOX had and created a solution for their Max Attach, a specialized, shock-absorbing quick-attach plate for skid steers that uses axis torsion technology to provide controllable down pressure.
The post VIDEO: Creating Solutions for MUSKOX Max Attach appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
The project hopes to show how astronaut waste could help grow food on the Moon.
The post At UND, a NASA trailer helping scientists learn how to live on other worlds appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
As satellite mega-constellations expand and the world moves closer to 6G communications, researchers are working to answer an increasingly important question: How can space-based and ground-based networks work together seamlessly? At UND, Ertan Ozturk, principal investigator in the School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, is developing new tools to help answer that question.
The post Building smarter connections between satellites and Earth appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
In this video, UND chemical engineering student Madeline Vettel walks through her team’s senior design project, where she and other UND students turned used cooking oil into a natural liquid soap.
The post VIDEO: From Used Cooking Oil to Soap appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
Engineering Research News
North Dakota has vast reserves of elements critical to electronics, defense and national security, say Washington leaders in campus visit.
The post Federal leaders tour UND rare earths pilot plant appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
The University of North Dakota is embracing AI as the future of education and societal problem-solving.
The post Minnkota Current: Finding real humanity in artificial intelligence appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
Artificial intelligence is changing the world faster than most people can keep up with it. While it’s transforming how doctors detect disease, how communities prepare for severe weather and how autonomous systems make decisions, it’s also changing how nations — and us as individuals — think about security, privacy and trust. The Artificial Intelligence Research (AIR) Center was built for exactly this moment.
The post Opportunity is in the AIR appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
The number of research projects increased this year, as did external funding, published papers and conference appearances.
The post Early Career Scholars Program sets new record appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.