Department News
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Green heat
By Website Administrator | Oct 21, 2010A $50,000 gift from the Ford Motor Co. Fund will help Kettering students continue their work at Flint's largest urban garden, extending their growing season using solar panels and geothermal heating in their greenhouse.
A $50,000 gift from the Ford Motor Co. Fund will help Kettering students continue their work at Flint's largest urban garden, extending their growing season using solar panels and geothermal heating in their greenhouse.
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No NOx: water and fuel mix well
By Website Administrator | Dec 2, 2002Kettering University fired up a SR30 gas turbine jet engine last week looking for better emissions from commercial jet engines.
Kettering University fired up a SR30 gas turbine jet engine last week looking for better emissions from commercial jet engines.
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Keeping cool
By Website Administrator | May 6, 2004A Kettering professor's research into more efficient cold air curtains could add up to big energy savings world wide.
A Kettering professor's research into more efficient cold air curtains could add up to big energy savings world wide.
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Kids help Kettering measure up
By Website Administrator | May 6, 2005Kettering researchers are going where no one has gone before in the realm of crash test safety, by measuring the range of motion in children's necks.
Kettering researchers are going where no one has gone before in the realm of crash test safety, by measuring the range of motion in children's necks.
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Thumbs up
By Website Administrator | Apr 28, 2006Working with local orthopedists, a Kettering researcher helped test a treatment for the joint most likely to develop osteoarthritis, the uniquely opposable thumb.
Working with local orthopedists, a Kettering researcher helped test a treatment for the joint most likely to develop osteoarthritis, the uniquely opposable thumb.
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Conflict resolution and Hinduism
By Website Administrator | Feb 14, 2008Looking for new ways the world can resolve conflict, a Kettering professor has turned to the diversity of belief and tradition in Hinduism for a fresh perspective.
Looking for new ways the world can resolve conflict, a Kettering professor has turned to the diversity of belief and tradition in Hinduism for a fresh perspective.
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Big answers found on microscopic level
By Website Administrator | Dec 6, 2002Brent Lewis is digging deep, but not too deep, to study seasonal variability of heavy metals in coastal wetland sediments along Saginaw Bay.
Brent Lewis is digging deep, but not too deep, to study seasonal variability of heavy metals in coastal wetland sediments along Saginaw Bay.
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Projects in Defense Bill
By Website Administrator | May 20, 2004Kettering has two projects in the National Defense Authorization Act that will be debated by Congress this year.
Kettering has two projects in the National Defense Authorization Act that will be debated by Congress this year.
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It's a small, small, small, small world.
By Website Administrator | Jun 6, 2005Having an environmental scanning electron microscope (ESEM) on campus has allowed Kettering and industry researchers to "get down" to the subatomic level.
Having an environmental scanning electron microscope (ESEM) on campus has allowed Kettering and industry researchers to "get down" to the subatomic level.
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Chemical dispersion project expands
By Website Administrator | Sep 15, 2006An ongoing research project that examines the dispersion of chemicals into our environment achieves greater success and receives additional funding from the U.S. Defense Authorization Bill for 2006-2007.
An ongoing research project that examines the dispersion of chemicals into our environment achieves greater success and receives additional funding from the U.S. Defense Authorization Bill for 2006-2007.
