
October 2009
Research & News
- Bill Joy to present Goff Smith Lecture
Bill Joy, Michigan Engineering alumnus (BSE CompE '75, DEng Hon. '04), co-founder of Sun Microsystems and partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, will deliver the Goff Smith Lecture, the College's premier lecture, October 15 at 4 p.m. in Stamps Auditorium on North Campus. Join us. Free and open to the public. Read more
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- Watch the 2009 Mellor Lecture
Marissa Mayer, vice president, Search Products & User Experience, Google, and its first female engineer, presented the James R. Mellor Lecture on September 21. Watch the video
- U-M President Mary Sue Coleman welcome video
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- Students design electrostatic thruster
Students have designed a new electrostatic thruster technology to propel small satellites. Read more about NanoFET
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- $2 million emerging frontiers grant
A group of faculty has received a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation Office of Emerging Frontiers in Research and Innovation (EFRI) to convert microalgae to liquid fuels. Read more about the grant
- New deans
New associate deans for entrepreneurial programs, research and graduate education and academic affairs began assignments this fall.
- Student teams
Hands-on learning is central to the Michigan Engineering student experience. Read more about student teams and projects
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Bits - Brief Items
- Igniting an era of innovation
Rick Snyder, co-founder, CEO and chair, Ardesta, presented an Entrepreneurship Hour Lecture on September 18. Watch the video
- 1,000 Pitches returns
Entrepreneurial students, faculty and staff are creating video pitches for the second installment of the 1,000 Pitches competition. Read more about 1,000 Pitches
- Center for Entrepreneurship newsletter
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Alumni & Giving
- Public service -- Michigan Engineer fall issue
Michigan Engineer profiles more than 60 alumni, students and faculty involved in public service. See the page-turning version
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- 17 distinguished alumni honored
Circuit-theory pioneer Prof. Ernest Kuh, Mobius Microsystems CTO Michael McCorquodale, DoubleClick co-founder Kevin O'Connor and CEO Jerry Levin were among CoE alums recognized at the annual Alumni Society Awards Dinner. Find out more
- Give a real-world education to the next generation
The Michigan Engineering Fund provides $300,000 in undergraduate scholarships annually, plus support for hands-on student projects and lab upgrades. Please make your gift today
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