Engineering devising hybrid two-phase system to efficiently cool data centers

Chanwoo Park, a Mizzou Engineering researcher, is devising a system to cool data centers down more efficiently and effectively.

Making blueprints for tomorrow’s energy needs

Zack Miller, a Mizzou econometrician, is passionate about finding answers to big economic questions by learning about the world's energy needs.

Mizzou ArchSt awarded Zero Energy Design Designation by the U.S. Department of Energy

U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) recently awarded A&S’s Department of Architectural Studies its first-ever Zero Energy Design Designation (ZEDD) seal of recognition.

Expert: What the suprise oil cuts by OPEC+ mean for Americans

University of Missouri energy economist Zack Miller breaks down how OPEC+'s decision will impact Americans in anticipation of the annual summer driving season.

The cutting edge: nanotech on ice

The smartphone or computer you’re likely using right now couldn’t exist without high-precision lithography — a fabrication technique that researchers at the University of Missouri are taking beyond consumer electronics.

Biofuel boost

As the climate continues to change and the landscape of the agriculture industry also shifts in response, one CAFNR researcher’s work is making strides that support the health of the planet and the farming families that feed us.

Ph.D. student awarded U.S. Department of Energy research fellowship

A Mizzou Engineer has been selected to participate in a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) research fellowship program designed to support graduate students working on energy-related research.

Team devising methods to make computer chips more energy efficient, sustainable

A Mizzou Engineering team is devising a method to make computer chips designed to run deep neural networks (DNNs) not only reliable, but also energy efficient and sustainable.

Researcher outlines process to simplify manufacturing of solid-state lighting

Mizzou Engineering’s Peifen Zhu is coming up with better solid-state lighting technology. In a ground-breaking study, Zhu and her team outlined a process using 3D printing to simplify the manufacturing of stable lighting technology.

Kokali solving challenges around power grids

From electric vehicles to electric heat pumps, Americans are plugging in more than ever. While that’s reducing emissions, it’s also creating increased demand on power grids — which are already more susceptible to blackouts as extreme weather becomes the norm.