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          Physics

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          Where do the highest-energy cosmic rays come from? Can nanotubes of boron nitride be used to make new electronic devices? Why do some clouds rain while others do not? Michigan Technological University Physics students and faculty take on these questions and challenges. Work together in a close-knit, vibrant community to find answers to these and many other fundamental questions.

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          一个女教师的自述

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          • $1.5M
            per year in average grants received
          • 100%
            job placement rate 
          • 40%
            students engaged in summer research activities

           

           "They get better every time.

          The depth of their knowledge is impressive."

          Tom Porter '68
          entrepreneur and philanthropist

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