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07/02 College of Engineering
ENGINEERIA: Spacecraft Ulysses' 18-year mission ends
The joint NASA/European Space Agency (ESA) spacecraft Ulysses has sent its last transmission to Earth after 18 years orbiting the sun. The mission was originally scheduled to last just five years. Many Michigan Engineering researchers were involved in the mission.
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07/01 College of Engineering
Human-powered submarine team sets school record
The U-M human-powered submarine team set a new school record of 5.056 knots at the 10th International Submarine Races in Bethesda, Maryland June 22-26. The previous record was set in 2007.
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07/01 College of Engineering
Michigan Engineering Entrepreneurship: DoGood iPhone app makes it easy
Despite the flagging economy, the spirit of entrepreneurship is thriving at the University of Michigan College of Engineering. The new DoGood iPhone app makes it easy to do a good deed daily.
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07/01 College of Engineering
Student Projects and Teams: Students design portable IED detectors
Through classes and extracurricular activities, student projects are central to the educational experience at the College of Engineering.
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06/22 College of Engineering
TechArb student business incubator
With help from the U-M Center for Entrepreneurship and RPM Ventures, a group of students has started a small-business incubator in the basement of an Ann Arbor building.
06/17 U-M News Service
First direct evidence of lightning on Mars detected
For the first time direct evidence of lightning has been detected on Mars, say university researchers who found signs of electrical discharges during dust storms on the Red Planet.
