Steven B. Jung, Ph.D. (MO B ’06), is CTO of Mo-Sci Corporation, a custom glass solutions company located minutes from the Missouri S&T campus. Dr. Jung began working there almost immediately after completing his Ph.D. dissertation. An article from Missouri S&T Magazine, profiles Jung and his relationship with Mo-Sci Corp. founder and S&T professor emeritus Delbert E. Day, Ph.D. (MO B ’58).
Jung and Day began collaborating on research “into the effect of borate-based glasses on soft tissue.” This has led to Jung becoming a Dr. Day protégé with 15 U.S. and foreign patents to his name. Click here to read the article for more information on their relationship and the “bioresorbable” bandage made from glass that simultaneously promotes soft tissue growth.
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Here is a list of current job opportunities:
1. Biomedical & Medical Engineering positions at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida
2. Civil Engineer – Substation Engineering with Portland General Electric in Tualatin, Oregon
3. Systems Engineer w/Program Management at General Dynamics in Herndon, Virginia
4. Operations Research Scientist at MapAnything, Inc. in Knoxville, Tennessee
5. Dean – College of Engineering & Applied Science at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs
6. Metrology Engineer 3 (Lead Metrologist) at Northrop Grumman in Baltimore, Maryland
7. Sales Engineer 2 at Windstream Communications in Knoxville, Tennessee
8. Senior Chemical Engineer with Burns & McDonnell in Kansas City, Missouri
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Oklahoma State University (OSU) has announced an inaugural gift from the Rickie Fowler Foundation to establish the scholars program in the OSU College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology. Fowler is a professional golfer, played two seasons as OSU earning All-America honors, and is ranked sixth in the FedExCup standings this year.
OSU Dean Paul J. Tikalsky, Ph.D. (WI A ’84), told Fowler about the NAE Grand Challenge Scholars Program, which features more than 45 engineering schools around the world addressing some of society’s most pressing issues. Fowler wanted to support OSU students and efforts to solve global challenges. Read the news article.
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