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05/22/2012 College of Engineering
Appeasing gods, navigating dolphins and chasing buses are among the themes of video games students created at the first-ever game design boot camp with U-M alum and famous developer Sid Meier. Find out more > |
05/22/2012 College of Engineering
Research from the Michigan Engineering-based Automotive Research Center has helped to develop technologies like the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle, which has saved the lives of thousands of troops. Find out more > |
05/21/2012 LabLog
An invention from the College of Engineering promises to make radiation imaging more portable, with the potential to catch nuclear terrorists and improve safety in nuclear power plants. Find out more > |
05/17/2012 New Scientist
A mathematical discovery by Michigan Engineers could make cancer treatment safer and Wi-Fi networks more secure. Find out more > |
05/17/2012 College of Engineering
A contaminant-free surface developed by U-M engineers has fostered adult-derived stem cells, promising for future therapies. Find out more > |
05/16/2012 College of Engineering
Returning extra medicine to the pharmacy for disposal might not be worth the extra time, money or greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new study that is the first to look at the net effects of take-back programs. Find out more > |
05/11/2012 College of Engineering
U-M Chemical Engineering and University of Connecticut researchers discover a new guise of the packing problem and solve its two-dimensional form. Find out more > |
05/11/2012 College of Engineering
2011 went down as one of the four most deadly U.S. tornado seasons on record. Looking like an early contender for the top three, 2012 is already cutting a swath of destruction from Texas to Michigan. But there are ways to address the looming threat… Find out more > |
