Department News
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Going postal for safety-sake
By Website Administrator | Mar 31, 2006High speed digital video technology allows for some very explosive research projects and enables Dr. Henry Kowalski to help students and companies explore product integrity.
High speed digital video technology allows for some very explosive research projects and enables Dr. Henry Kowalski to help students and companies explore product integrity.
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The greening of diesel
By Website Administrator | Aug 3, 2007Smashing mat material and injecting urea into exhaust are two ways Kettering researchers are trying to improve the performance of diesel engine exhaust systems.
Smashing mat material and injecting urea into exhaust are two ways Kettering researchers are trying to improve the performance of diesel engine exhaust systems.
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Imagined or real?
By Website Administrator | May 8, 2009Dr. Eugene Hynes, an associate professor of Sociology at Kettering University, authored an award-winning book that examines the Virgin Mary's apparition in Knock, Ireland, in 1879 and its connection to the cultural and religious issues of the day.
Dr. Eugene Hynes, an associate professor of Sociology at Kettering University, authored an award-winning book that examines the Virgin Mary's apparition in Knock, Ireland, in 1879 and its connection to the cultural and religious issues of the day.
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Developing a clean green driving machine virtual research nets real results
By Website Administrator | Feb 25, 2002When Dr. Bassem H. Ramadan, associate professor of Mechanical Engineering, goes deep inside an engine, his hands never leave his computer keyboard.
When Dr. Bassem H. Ramadan, associate professor of Mechanical Engineering, goes deep inside an engine, his hands never leave his computer keyboard.
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Engineering better surgical techniques for a common sports injury
By Website Administrator | Feb 13, 2004Football players and female athletes will jump for joy when researchers at Kettering University and McLaren Regional Medical Center complete their experiments into improving Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) surgery.
Football players and female athletes will jump for joy when researchers at Kettering University and McLaren Regional Medical Center complete their experiments into improving Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) surgery.
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A sacred trust
By Website Administrator | Feb 10, 2005Kettering Professor Michael Callahan's new scholarly study offers a further view of the League of Nations and Africa from 1929-1946 under the Mandates System.
Kettering Professor Michael Callahan's new scholarly study offers a further view of the League of Nations and Africa from 1929-1946 under the Mandates System.
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Elemental absorption
By Website Administrator | Apr 7, 2006An ongoing research project between Kettering University and a federal contracting corporation yields new results regarding the diffusion of chemical elements into porous materials such as porcelain tile, thus marking yet another important point of success.
An ongoing research project between Kettering University and a federal contracting corporation yields new results regarding the diffusion of chemical elements into porous materials such as porcelain tile, thus marking yet another important point of success.
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Research project supports Flint economy
By Website Administrator | Aug 24, 2007An original research contract with a federal contracting corporation and Kettering University helps bring a little economic enhancement to the Flint community.
An original research contract with a federal contracting corporation and Kettering University helps bring a little economic enhancement to the Flint community.
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Recovering wasted energy
By Website Administrator | May 19, 2009Kettering University researchers are working with General Dynamics to convert the unused heat energy of their propulsion systems to useful and clean energy.
Kettering University researchers are working with General Dynamics to convert the unused heat energy of their propulsion systems to useful and clean energy.
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Kettering researcher studies how automobiles and other devices can be powered by fuel cells - which are efficient and don't pollute the environment
By Website Administrator | Mar 11, 2002Dr. Etim Ubong dreams of finding an alternative fuel for automobiles and other man-made machines.
Dr. Etim Ubong dreams of finding an alternative fuel for automobiles and other man-made machines.
