Past Research Activities

This page includes links to a collection of previous research highlights and is a sampling of Montana Tech's research activities throughout the years. Beginning with the 2001 Annual Research Report, we ceased production of our paper copy report and began archiving certain articles strictly for the Web.

For a more complete listing of past and present research efforts on campus, please see our Publications section.

Research Highlights Archives

The following four articles come from our campus newsletter Beyond Marcus courtesy of our Public Relations Office:

• Montana Tech Receives $1.7 Million Dollar Research Grant for a project focused on the improvement of the nation's electricity grid. (Beyond Marcus May 1, 2006)
• Montana Tech Gets New Vertical Mill (Beyond Marcus March 31, 2006)
• Bureau of Mines and Geology Featured in Billings Gazette (Beyond Marcus March 31, 2006)
• Professor John Morrison Honored by the U.S. Department of Energy's Idaho National Laboratory (Beyond Marcus December 14, 2005)
  
  

2001 Research Report

• Montana Tech's Hypermedia Research Report: Chancellor's Welcome 2001
• Dr. Larry Twidwell in "Arsenic in The Water: How Far Have We Come?" (2001 report)
• Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology in "A Tradition of Service to Montana" (2001 report)
• Dr. Karl Burgher in "Mine Waste Treatment Program: Success is in Our Hands" (2001 report)
• Montana Tech's funding in "Research Progress in 2001"

2000 Research Report

• 2000 Annual Research Report (PDF Format-4.14MB)

1999 Research Report

• 1999 Annual Research Report

1998 Research Report

• 1998 Annual Research Report

1997 Research Report

• 1997 Annual Research Report

1996 Research Report

ARCO Wetlands Demonstration Projects
by Robert F. Mueller, Ph.D.

Toward the BIG Picture of Montana's Ground Water
by John C. Steinmetz, Ph.D., Director, Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology

The Center for Advanced Mineral Processing - CAMP
by Daniel K. Dysinger

Wind Energy Cluster - Rice Ridge Renewable Energy Park
by David M. Westine, Ph.D.

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