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08/11	Robotics and Autonomous Systems Display
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07/03	U-M instrument shows what planet Mercury is made of
07/03	Land like a skydiver to reduce risk of hip fracture
06/18	New Plasma Science and Engineering Center Established
06/16	Web site shows daily tornadoes across the country

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Studies of Parachutists to Reduce Risk of Injury in Elderly

Studies of parachutists’ landing styles and reaction times could reduce the risk of hip fracture in the elderly by nearly 70 percent. MORE >>

CoE Instrument Probes Secrets of Innermost Planet

CoE’s Fast Imaging Plasma Spectrometer, a soda can-sized sensor aboard the Mercury MESSENGER spacecraft, has determined the planet’s atmospheric and surface composition. MORE >>

New Plasma Science and Engineering Center Established

The College of Engineering is establishing the Michigan Institute for Plasma Science and Engineering, which will accelerate the current studies taking place across the University. MORE >>

Simulations Predicted Mars Lander Would Hit Subsurface

Nilton Renno, associate professor, AOSS, said simulations correctly predicted that the pulsed jets of the Mars Phoenix lander would strip the soil to the subsurface ice or rock as the craft touched down. MORE >>

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