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3/14/03
Shrimp Bandages - an interview with the president of HemCon, a company that has just developed for the Army a
hemorrhage-controlling bandage whose active ingredient is a substance derived from crushed shrimp shells.
2/10/03
UMR is leading the way in ceramic research that could pay off with better heat-resistant tiles for the Space Shuttle.
9/12/02
Bart Regelbrugge was a successful mechanical engineer and business owner. When he retired, though, he began to take
a special interest in brain development, learning, and memory.
7/12/02
Missouri Scholars Academy - Louise Morgan interviews a local scholar and a faculty member about this 18-year-old special summer enrichment
program for Missouri's gifted high school students.
3/27/02
Homeland Defense and Life Sciences - pt. 2 The conclusion of Col. Tim Daniel's
speech to the Life Sciences Coalition in which he emphasizes the need for development
of biotechnology tools and how this region has institutions like UMR and Ft. Leonard
Wood that are ideally placed to do this research and development.
3/26/02
Homeland Defense and Life Sciences - pt. 1 The first half of an address by Missouri's
Special Advisor for Homeland Security to the South Central Missouri Life Sciences
Coalition in Rolla on Feb. 28, spelling out the vulnerabilities of this region to terrorism.
2/14/02
A team of Rolla High School students prepares to enter a nationwide robotics
competition with an interesting group of UMR student mentors.
1/18/02
An on-site tour of the mammoth facility in St.
James that is now up and running at half capacity. General Manager Brad Frazier
gives statistics and talks about the management philosophy that has made this
company so remarkably efficient and successful.