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606 world-class faculty. Sara Pozzi, Professor, Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences and Consortium Director of the Consortium for Verification Technology, runs a sample through a plutonium and uranium detector in the Nuclear Engineering Laboratory on North Campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI on September 6, 2017. The detector uses a scattered array analysis, detecting uranium and plutonium particles through nuclear fission reactions generated between the detector and the test sample.

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Humankind's first mission to touch the sun

U-M professor Justin Kasper leads the NASA team assigned to scoop up and decipher samples of the Sun's atmosphere as part of the historic Parker Solar Probe mission.

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James Gose studies the multiphase flow of water through a specially built system in the Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory

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A new U-M initiative aspires to turn a greenhouse gas into profitable products.

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Levi Weintraub (MS BSE '06) has put his incredibly accomplished tech career on hold for an epic trans-African journey that's stoking his passion for travel and educating a cohort of aspiring African tech professionals.

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Michigan Engineer Levi Weintraub pauses to enjoy the sunset near Nampula, Mozambique. Photo: Courtesy Corey Jeal
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Directly observing conditions inside the Alfven transition could teach us how conditions on the sun's surface affect the solar wind…that could disrupt GPS, radio, radar and the electrical grid.
Professor Justin Kasper, a principal investigator for NASA's Parker Solar Probe mission.