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Research Centers & Initiatives
Resources that produce real research and real results.
![Analytical Laboratories](/research/_files/images/lab-analytical.webp)
Specialized analytical instruments and equipment all available on the UND campus.
![Core and Sample Library](/research/_files/images/lab-corelibrary.webp)
Houses 80% of the state's core samples, including 95% of the samples from the Williston basin.
![Geology Library](/research/_files/images/lab-geolibrary.webp)
The largest geoscience library in the upper Midwest located in Leonard Hall.
College of Engineering & Mines News
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Harry Nyquist, famous inventor and UND alumnus, has his 136th birthday celebrated by the College of Engineering & Mines.
The post “Happy Birthday, Harry!” says UND appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
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Kyle Foerster, graduate research assistant in Electrical Engineering, along with other writers, introduces a special edition of UND Today focused on the “Discovery” core value of the UND LEADS Strategic Plan.
The post UND’s Discovery of unprecedented technological capability appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
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Molly Rayhorn, a UND electrical engineering student, has been named the 2024-2025 IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) John W. Estey Outstanding Scholar.
The post Best in the Midwest appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
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Volunteers are needed for the FIRST LEGO League State Robotics Championship on February 8, 2025. Sign up by February 4 to allow time to review judging documents.
The post Volunteers Needed: FIRST LEGO League State Robotics Championship appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
Engineering Research News
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Using $3.7 million grant, UND scientists and engineers will partner with Idaho National Laboratory to conduct research.
The post How to recycle wind turbine blades appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
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Two UND faculty members, including Department of Chemical Engineering professor have been selected to receive Fulbright U.S. Scholar fellowship grants to engage in overseas research for the 2024-25 grant cycle.
The post Two UND faculty members receive Fulbright U.S. Scholar Awards appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
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The recent reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration means full speed ahead for uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) and advanced and urban air-mobility research (AAM/UAM) at UND. It also means more opportunities for UAS graduates as well as free training for first responders on UAS operations.
The post FAA Reauthorization Act adds power to UND’s UAS programs appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.
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Toluwase Omojiba, a second-year graduate student at the University of North Dakota, has embarked on the transformative journey to explore the viability of hybrid wind-solar systems for residential applications in North Dakota.
The post Student Research Spotlight: Toluwase Omojiba appeared first on College of Engineering & Mines.