Showcasing the Transformative Impact of U-M Innovation
Michigan Research is the University of Michigan’s premier monthly e-newsletter, produced by the Office of the Vice President for Research. Discover how U-M researchers are driving innovation, solving real-world challenges, and advancing knowledge in every field.
From Housing Solutions to Hydrogen Cars
In this edition of Michigan Research, explore how U-M researchers are:
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Addressing Michigan’s housing challenges with the 2024 Statewide Housing Needs Assessment.
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Partnering with communities to learn how neighborhood revitalization programs like Flint’s Clean & Green can reduce violence.
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Bridging continents with an innovative AI fellowship empowering the next generation of African researchers.
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Inspiring high school students to build a greener future with hydrogen-powered cars.
Dive into the stories that showcase U-M’s transformative research and innovation—improving lives in Michigan and around the world.
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Michigan Research stories
- Charging the Future: U-M Researchers Spark Innovation in Electric Vehicle Batteries
- A bold approach: Mobile app designed to advance pain management, treatment
- Multi-Robot 3D Printing
- Life-changing therapeutics: From U-M laboratories to the marketplace
- U-M leads research translating semiconductor innovation for broad societal impact
- The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
- AI-powered virtual job interview tool promotes Smart Decarceration
- Long work-hours and depression in first-year resident physicians
- Museum of Paleontology: Uncovering the untold stories of fossils
- Exploring the long-term effects of concussions in athletes, military service members
- U-M researchers partner with UP community to improve firearm safety, reduce injuries
- Morphable Aerial Drones: Building Simulators and Hardware
- U-M research enterprise puts nearly $100M into State of Michigan Economy
- Locating Lead: BlueConduit and Innovation Partnerships
- Flint Provider Empowerment Program
- Wildfires, Communities & Climate Change
- Extremism and Social Media
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