Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC)
The GLRC unites researchers from across campus to engage in freshwater research. The building features a boathouse, research vessels, large meeting areas, and hands-on labs.
1400 Townsend Drive, Houghton, MI 49931
Upcoming Events
Amanda Larracuente, PhD Assistant Professor University of Rochester Presentation Title: Meiotic drive and satellite DNA in Drosophila melanogaster Abstract: Conflicts arise within genomes...
Environmental Engineering Science Advisor: Martin Auer Modeling the Effects of Wastewater Infrastructure Options on Water Quality in Greater Cleveland, Ohio
After School Science and Engineering Classes 2020 Grades 3-5 on MONDAYS For grades 3-5, meets on Mondays. Students will explore what makes the winter wonderland around us, with activities in the...
After School Science and Engineering Classes 2020 Grades 1 and 2 on TUESDAYS For first and second grades, meets on Tuesdays. Kids become secret agents in this hands-on series of STEM inspired...
After School Science and Engineering Classes 2020 Grades 6-8 on WEDNESDAYS For grades 6-8, meets on Wednesdays. Find out how cabbage can be used to measure the pH (acidity) of liquids. Explore...
Recent Events
After School: Investigating Chemistry
1/22/2020After School: Spy Camp!
1/21/2020Bio. Sci. Seminar - Dr. Jeremy Goldman
1/16/2020PhD Defense: Christopher Adams
1/7/2020Recent Activity
Great Lakes Research Center (GLRC) posted a photo 10/3/2016
Eric Macleod left a negative review 9/26/2016
The outside doors where lock so no was able to get in.
Bharath Bhushan Kotharu left a negative review 9/26/2016
Apparently, no one know showed up, we were almost 10 students there waiting for some company representatives. Wasted out time.
Susan Hill posted a photo 9/22/2016
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Angie Carter left a positive review 10/8/2018
Miko Peled's talk was great as was the discussion. However, I was shocked by whomever took over his livestream and left offensive content on his presentation. We are a technological university. We should be able to make sure that this doesn't happen and have protocol in place to intervene when it does. I hope this never again happens at an MTU talk and that the talk organizers have alerted the MTU police to make sure it wasn't an MTU student doing these offensive actions. I also hope that this inspires MTU to have a plan in place for when/if this happens again. We must do better.