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Research 1998 Report


 

 

Research 98

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In This Issue

Chemical, Physical,
and Biological
Interaction at
the Berkeley Pit,
Butte, Montana
by Daniel K. Dysinger

In-Depth Look at
Berkeley
Pit Lake
by Steve Anderson

Young Researchers
Get Boost From
Montana Tech’s
Undergraduate
Research Program
by Dave Carter, Ph.D.

NASA-Montana
Tech Joint Venture:
Calculating the
Shortest Path
for a Robot
to Follow In
Space by
Keith B. Olson, Ph.D.

Geologic Maps
for Montana
by Karen Porter, Ph.D.

Environmental
Design Team:
Two-Year Champions
by Butch Gerbrandt,
Ph.D.

Research Activity
at Montana Tech
by Joseph F
Figueira, Ph.D.

Chemistry Building
Renovation by
Joseph F.
Figueira, Ph.D.

 

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Chemistry Building Renovation

Joseph F. Figueira, Ph.D.
Office of Research and Graduate Studies

 

Montana Tech is nearing completion of the single largest investment it has made in the research infrastructure in the last 15 years. The $6,500,000 project began in summer of 1997 and will be completed in November 1998. Classes are expected to resume in the renovated building by the fall term of 1998/1999.

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The elevator tower connection the Museum Building and the Chemistry Building rises from its foundation on the south rim of the campus.

 

 

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