
October 2008
Research & News
- Plug-in hybrids that pay
New plug-in hybrids may be equipped to store—and resell—excess renewable energy. More
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- Microsoft leader illustrates technology's future
Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer, visited North Campus to illustrate and discuss prototypes of future technologies. More
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- Students create space-weather satellite
For the first time, a group of U-M students will help design and build a free-flying, space-weather satellite. More
- No more computer bugs?
Researchers have built a virtual fence that protects computer chips against invisible bugs. More
Bits - Brief Items
- U-M ranks third in print, electronic media coverage
The Global Language Monitor ranks U-M third among Ivies, other privates and top public universities in media appearances. More
- Space Physics Research Lab celebrates 60 years of achievement
The Space Physics Research Lab, in the Department of Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences, celebrated its 60th anniversary with a two-day focus on the future of space science education and research. More
Alumni & Giving
- Tax break extended for charitable IRAs
The financial crisis rescue package has extended your opportunity to make outright gifts using IRA funds without tax complications. More