Meet the MiHTEE Lab: Materials in High Temperatures and Extreme Environments
Watch this video to learn more about the Materials in High Temperatures and Extreme Environments (MiHTEE) Laboratory at the University of Michigan. Its research focuses on several broad areas including advanced manufacturing, innovative moderators, and molten salt loops for both energy and national defense application.
Learn more about the Materials in High Temperatures and Extreme Environments Laboratory at the University of Michigan.
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