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November 20, 2009
• Michigan economy: Progress, but painfully slow
• Smartphone app illuminates power consumption
November 19, 2009
• Panel to address state's higher education access, economic growth
• Recession may be over, but recovery will be gradual
• U-M's Coppola wins Carnegie/CASE U.S. Professor of the Year
• An atomic-level look at an HIV accomplice
• HathiTrust offers full-text search of millions of digitized books and journals
• Saving the single cysteine: new antioxidant system found
• Results are mixed for impact of No Child Left Behind Act
November 18, 2009
• Black Friday: On your mark, get set, go!
• Teen sexual activity and gambling associated with taking nonprescribed medications to get high
November 17, 2009
• Learn about serious games in education, medicine and business
• More homicides, more traffic deaths
• Jam session at U-M to celebrate 20th anniversary of Berlin Wall's collapse
• Members of Congress, university leaders, scientists launch ScienceWorksForUS
November 16, 2009
• U-M attracting international students, more studying abroad
• Detroit area science teachers selected for U-M/WSU research fellowship
November 13, 2009
• New $10-million Department of Energy center to focus on plasma research
November 11, 2009
• Center for Global Health Symposium and Student Global Health Day
November 10, 2009
• People with less education could be more susceptible to the flu
November 9, 2009
• Race and Reconciliation: A community-wide conversation on race with Nontombi Naomi Tutu
• U-M conference to feature U.S. and state economic forecasts
November 5, 2009
• U-M Law School receives $10 million gift for building project
• Harvard professor to lecture about poverty in the United States, worldwide
November 4, 2009
• Hybrid molecules show promise for exploring, treating Alzheimer's
• Elderly depression lessened when relatives keep them informed on family matters
November 3, 2009
• U-M No. 1 in ranking of media/Internet/social media interest
• Pregnant women risk early delivery from psychiatric medication use
• Confucius Institute at U-M celebrates opening with major public events
• Moving Minds: The Next Transportation Infrastructure
November 2, 2009
• Public sneezes, private fears
• Tissue-engineering researchers create replacement knee ligaments from recipients' own cells
• U-M experts available to discuss stem cell research Nov. 4 marks one-year anniversary of Proposal 2 approval by Michigan voters
October 30, 2009
• Designer and humanitarian Kenneth Cole to speak at School of Public Health
• Panel to examine torture, protecting America in a post-Gitmo world
October 29, 2009
• Whooping cough immunity long-lasting, study shows
• NIH comes to Michigan Nov. 11 to brief life sciences community
• Michigan Solar Car Team places third in Australia
• U-M Health & Retirement Study receives $19 million-plus in federal stimulus funds
• Four U-M researchers receive prestigious NIH awards
October 28, 2009
• Five U-M students win Hopwood, Rapaport awards
• Solitude contributes to a person's imagined intimacy with a TV character
• Statement from Sean J. Morrison, director of the University of Michigan's Center for Stem Cell Biology, regarding today's Senate Health Policy Committee hearing on bills to restrict stem cell research in Michigan
October 26, 2009
• Celebrations to mark the opening of new wing at U-M's Kelsey Museum
• U-M hosts week-long exploration of role of body in making art
• U-M's global operations conference to focus on strategies to weather the economic downturn
October 23, 2009
• Michigan Center for Urban African American Aging Research announces 2009 scholars
• U-M among top in nation for producing Fulbright students, scholars
October 22, 2009
• Color differences within and between species have common genetic origin
• U-M scientists win $6.8 million in federal stimulus-fund grants for stem cell research
• U-M's DPS unveils text messaging to report a crime
• Extra care for outwardly healthy workers costs companies millions annually
• Statewide survey: Local governments to cut services, want financing for economic development
October 21, 2009
• Costs of plug-in cars key to broad consumer acceptance
• Ross School tops in the U.S. for environmental/social responsibility
October 20, 2009
• U-M hosts Dental Health Day
• Philip Hamburger to deliver lecture on academic and intellectual freedom
• Moving Minds: The Next Transportation Infrastructure
October 19, 2009
• A master mechanism for regeneration?
October 16, 2009
• U-M Wolverine Venture Fund invests in Direct Flow Medical
October 15, 2009
• U-M launches International Studies concentration
• 2010 World Stem Cell Summit to be held in Detroit, co-hosted by Michigan's University Research Corridor
• Jeff Daniels, Helen Thomas, Grace Lee Boggs and Edward Osborne Wilson to receive U-M honorary degrees
• U-M committee will advise about the transfer of culturally unidentifiable human remains
• U-M earns 9% annual investment return for the decade, beats the S&P 500
October 14, 2009
• Being a standout has its benefits, study shows
October 13, 2009
• U-M enrollment hits all-time high, supported by largest-ever pool of financial aid in 2009-10
• Michigan Venture Center will build on U-M's success at launching startup businesses
• U-M to use personal transporter for campus tours
October 12, 2009
• All bags to be prohibited from remaining 2009 U-M home football games
• U-M panel will discuss U.S. economic recovery
October 8, 2009
• U-M discovery about biological clocks overturns long-held theory
• U-M panel to examine urban food retail in Detroit
• Credentials for child welfare to be discussed at Fauri Lecture
• New digital access options for U-M Press titles
October 7, 2009
• New UMMA exhibition makes new strides tracing impact of camera on artists
• U-M Regents meeting Oct. 15
October 6, 2009
• U-M explores the 'Future of Design'
• BusinessWeek's Adam Aston to discuss green future at U-M
• Mexican journalist who fought corruption to present Wallenberg Lecture
• Trackway analysis shows how dinosaurs coped with slippery slopes
October 5, 2009
• U-M museums, libraries, gardens open doors for a rare look behind the scenes
• U-M will host India Business Conference
• Record number of U-M inventions reported last year
• President Coleman launches multifaceted sustainability initiative
• U-M researcher and colleague link land management, ownership and climate change in forests of developing world
October 1, 2009
• Coal mining hazard resembles explosive volcanic eruption, study shows
• U-M Law School receives $5 million grant to improve child welfare
September 30, 2009
• U-M studies retired NFL players
• Sen. Chuck Hagel to give Ford School's Citigroup Foundation Lecture
• U-M hosts IT security experts at SUMIT_09
September 29, 2009
• U-M physicists create first atomic-scale map of quantum dots
• A step toward better brain implants using conducting polymer nanotubes
September 28, 2009
• Columnist Paul Krugman to give Ford School's Citigroup Foundation Lecture
• Michigan's URC rises in rankings: R&D, high tech climbs
• U-M study: Life and death during the Great Depression
September 25, 2009
• U.S. needs nearly $200 million more on climate-related health research
• Saturday Morning Physics fall lecture series set
September 24, 2009
• Zernicke appointed dean of kinesiology at U-M
• College of Engineering honors 17 distinguished alumni
• Founding director of Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian will discuss role of 21st century museums
• U-M research team begins first mapping project to determine health, future of the Great Lakes
September 23, 2009
• New U-M online magazine explores arts, creativity, innovation
• All bags to be prohibited from Sept. 26 U-M football game
• In adults, shots more effective than nasal spray vaccine in preventing seasonal flu
September 22, 2009
• Political satirist Mo Rocca brings his satirical wit to U-M
September 21, 2009
• Foreign correspondent Robin Wright to speak on female activism
September 18, 2009
• Detroit area economy: Still dismal, but the worst is behind us
September 17, 2009
• U-M Regents approve schematic designs for basketball player development center
• Federal stimulus awards to U-M researchers top $100 million
• Invitation to viewing of controversial museum diorama exhibit
September 16, 2009
• Shifts in consumer spending and saving will usher in a new economic era
• Older Americans: How they are faring in the recession
• U-M Constitution Day highlights recent constitutional developments
• Blogs, like traditional advertising, can help predict product sales
September 15, 2009
• U-M exceeds $1 billion in annual research spending for the first time
• U-M joins other leading research universities to launch futurity.org
September 14, 2009
• DC briefing on consumer confidence, older Americans
• Fuel economy higher, thanks to Cash for Clunkers
September 9, 2009
• U-M Regents meeting Sept. 17
• U-M carbon symposium features Duke Energy CEO James Rogers
• Arab Americans continue to face both stigma and acceptance
• Policy reforms, healthy economy can reduce poverty
• U-M's Stockwell Hall ready to reopen
September 8, 2009
• Tauber Institute students show how companies can save millions
• U.S. energy demand on the decline due to population migration
• U-M's museum theme year brings together art, science, culture and community
September 7, 2009
• New method monitors early sign of oxidative stress in cancer
September 4, 2009
• Grand opening ceremony: Renovated Stockwell Hall at U-M
September 3, 2009
• Molecular 'GPS' helps researchers probe processes important in aging and disease
• Cadaver bone experiments help explain knee injuries, suggest new preventions
• U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Roberts to participate in Law School events
• U-M researchers find gene that protects high-fat-diet mice from obesity
September 2, 2009
• U-M experts available to discuss state, national poverty rates
• Seminar examines ethical, legal and social issues in personal genomics
August 28, 2009
• School in session: U-M students to participate in Community Service Day
• U-M experts for back to school coverage
August 27, 2009
• People seek balanced political information to defend their positions
• Fatal (fiscal) attraction: Tightwads and spendthrifts tend to marry
• Job insecurity leads to health problems in U.S. workers
• Food for the 21st century: What should--and shouldn't--we eat?
August 25, 2009
• Working too much can be dangerous for teen's sexual health
August 24, 2009
• Axinn appointed director of ISR Survey Research Center
August 20, 2009
• Long-term exercise, healthy eating habits in young adults: U-M study
August 19, 2009
• Living together: The best way to divorce-proof a marriage?
August 18, 2009
• New method for gene expression experiments akin to watercolor painting in water
• Detroit responds: Customer satisfaction matches Asian competitors
August 17, 2009
• Water quality improves after lawn fertilizer ban, study shows
• Children in unsafe neighborhoods risk sedentary lifestyle and obesity
August 14, 2009
• U-M participating in Challenge for Arts and Culture
August 13, 2009
• A matter of taste: Food ads work better if all senses are involved
August 11, 2009
• Bike camp moves challenged kids toward independence
August 10, 2009
• U-M researchers awarded $61.1 million in federal stimulus funds
August 7, 2009
• Engineering projects, partnerships promise to boost economy
August 6, 2009
• Educate yourself to boost achievement in kids
August 5, 2009
• U-M to receive funds to prepare workforce for green technology
• Dingell to discuss the leadership of U-M engineering in boosting local economy
• Climate caused biodiversity booms and busts in ancient plants and mammals
August 3, 2009
• Higher gas prices help reduce emissions
• U-M CLOSUP: Policymakers, others seek modifications in state business tax
• Teens cite multiple motives for using nonprescribed pain medication
July 31, 2009
• Study shows how college major and religious faith affect each other
• U-M's Rocky Mountain Field Station celebrates 80th anniversary with new housing, expanded course offerings
July 30, 2009
• Weekends at Ross
July 29, 2009
• When eating and dieting, follow your gut
July 28, 2009
• Great Lakes monitoring network grows; partnership with Michigan company
July 27, 2009
• U-M's Gutmann to head NSF Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences Directorate
• Game utilizes human intuition to help computers solve complex problems
July 24, 2009
• Knee injuries may start with strain on the brain, not the muscles
July 23, 2009
• U-M students help former inmates return to society
July 22, 2009
• Music is the engine of new U-M lab-on-a-chip device
July 21, 2009
• Reprint agreement will make U-M rare books widely available
July 20, 2009
• Law school opens new Detroit Center for Family Advocacy
July 16, 2009
• Alzheimer's risk: Would you want to know?
• ISR joins $50 million study of military suicide and mental health
• Researchers study 'fundamental, amazing change' in Great Lakes
• U-M names new football practice facility: Al Glick Field House
• U-M names Henry Russel awardees, lecturer for 2010
• Regents approve design for Couzens Hall renovation
July 14, 2009
• Fall driving more hazardous than summer or winter
• U-M's Groves confirmed as U.S. Census Bureau chief
July 13, 2009
• Applications to U-M continue to reach historic numbers as financial aid rises to unprecedented levels
• Michigan Sea Grant supports new Great Lakes research
July 12, 2009
• U-M Innocence Clinic triumphs in its first major case
July 9, 2009
• Experts call for local and regional control of sites for radioactive waste
• Higher gas prices help reduce emissions
July 8, 2009
• U-M Regents meeting July 16
July 7, 2009
• High-tech imaging reveals hidden past in ancient texts
July 6, 2009
• Chemicals in common consumer products may play a role in pre-term births
• Students with depression twice as likely to drop out of college
• U-M statement on new federal stem cell policy
• Michigan economy: Better, but still bleak
July 2, 2009
• Second Life data offers window into how trends spread
July 1, 2009
• Impact of unemployment and gas prices on vehicle fuel economy
June 30, 2009
• New lab-on-a-chip measures mechanics of bacteria colonies
June 25, 2009
• Smartphone app by U-M students promotes good deeds
June 24, 2009
• Students create portable device to detect suicide bombers
• U-M receives NASA grant to study humans, adaptation and climate change on Mongolian Plateau
• Lasers can lengthen quantum bit memory by 1,000 times
• U.S. seniors "smarter" than their English peers
June 22, 2009
• U-M expert available for Supreme Court ruling on Voting Rights Act
• Not their parents' basement: Students open business incubator on ground floor of Ann Arbor building
• Simple steps are effective in stopping spread of flu symptoms
• U.S. auto industry: Broad, sweeping changes needed
June 19, 2009
• Richner: Next chairman of U-M Board of Regents
June 18, 2009
• U-M plans largest ever investment in financial aid
• U-M Tech Transfer clarifies policy to encourage student entrepreneurs
• UM-Flint proposes tuition for 2009-2010
• U-M researcher and colleagues predict large 2009 Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone'; Chesapeake Bay's oxygen-starved zone likely to shrink
• Researchers use math to reduce jet lag
• CLOSUP receives Kellogg grant to analyze priorities, goals among state government officials
June 17, 2009
• Ross School's Frankel Fund announces new investment
• First direct evidence of lightning on Mars detected
• Playing video games for better, not worse
• LSI Faculty Member John Kim named 2009 Pew Scholar
June 15, 2009
• U-M provost to brief media about proposed Ann Arbor campus 2009-2010 general fund budget
June 11, 2009
• U-M Regents meeting June 18
• U-M conference: Safer, more productive and efficient heavy trucks
June 9, 2009
• U-M names new director of energy institute
• URC presidents will join CEOs, U.S. officials at National Summit
• When young men are scarce, they're more likely to play the field than to propose
June 8, 2009
• Archeological evidence of human activity found beneath Lake Huron
• Older black men feel productive, achieve prestige at church
• U-M experts available to discuss rise in youth sports injuries
June 4, 2009
• Declining road fatalities: Less driving not the only cause
• Cause marketing: Altruism or greed?
June 3, 2009
• Small molecules mimic natural gene regulators
June 2, 2009
• Why dishing does you good: U-M study
• Under the weather: Early-life rainfall has lasting effect on Indonesian women
May 29, 2009
• U-M performances celebrate a century of dancing at U-M
• Slicing chromosomes leads to new insights into cell division
May 28, 2009
• U-M’s CLOSUP finds smoke-free Legislation doesn’t hurt bars or restaurants; gaming industry impact unclear
• Michigan national leader in life sciences despite recession
• Mason hired as first executive director of Michigan's URC
• U-M experts available to discuss auto industry issues
May 27, 2009
• Get a first glimpse of the new University of Michigan solar car
• U-M ISR celebrates 60 years of social science in the public interest
May 26, 2009
• New screening developed to offer intervention to dementia caregivers
May 22, 2009
• VP Stephen Forrest: New board chair of Ann Arbor SPARK
May 21, 2009
• U-M experts available to discuss U.S. Supreme Court confirmation process
• Ross MBAs Take 2009 MIT Clean Energy Prize
• Hopwood writing awards presented to 32
• U-M students part of massive tornado field study
• U-M researchers involved in primate fossil find
May 20, 2009
• U-M first to sign new digitization agreement with Google
May 19, 2009
• Thriving in tough times: Workshops can help organizations, people
• U-M will again allow university-sponsored travel to Mexico
May 15, 2009
• Snail venoms reflect reduced competition
May 14, 2009
• U-M maintains top bond ratings
• U-M purchase of former Pfizer facility nears completion, paving the way for research expansion and job creation
• Regents approve building soccer stadium
• U-M room and board rates approved for 2009-10
May 13, 2009
• Game theory and machine learning offer better bidding strategies
• First URC seed grant produces major return on investment
May 12, 2009
• Finances can shape kids' intentions about college
• Climate change driving Michigan mammals north
• Presidents to testify before state Senate panel Friday
May 11, 2009
• Millions of research records now available through online search
• U-M Regents meet May 14 at Dearborn campus
May 8, 2009
• Bacteria create aquatic superbugs in waste treatment plants
May 7, 2009
• New GM and U-M institute focused on fuel efficiency, reinvention of the automobile
May 6, 2009
• Partnership for an Innovation Economy: building ties between the U-M and the business community
• New interactive teaching tool to be available for large lectures
May 5, 2009
• Fuel efficiency of vehicles on the road: Little progress since the 1920s
• Still irritating after all these years: Study of adult children and parents
May 4, 2009
• Boys will be boys: kids think gender-related behavior is inborn
• Does anti-piracy software on video games open security risks on users' computers?
May 1, 2009
• Bad jobs: Why they make some women bad moms
April 30, 2009
• Students design low-cost surgical lamp for developing nations
• Study: When a child's birth is unplanned
• Oakland County's resiliency will aid its economic recovery
• U-M experts available to discuss auto industry issues
• Logistics for U-M spring commencement; Google co-founder Larry Page to give address
• Connecting centuries of winemaking with American history
April 29, 2009
• U-M responds to swine flu outbreak
April 28, 2009
• Michigan astronomer to search in space for precursors of life
• Google Earth aids discovery of early African mammal fossils
• Bernstein Symposium features former EPA chiefs
• Three U-M faculty elected to National Academy of Sciences
April 27, 2009
• For news media: University of Michigan experts available to discuss swine flu
• Understanding the link between corporate and evangelical practices
• President Obama names U-M Dean Rosina Bierbaum to national science advisory council
• U-M celebrates a century of dance on campus
• Partnership for an Innovation Economy: building ties between the U-M and the business community
• Town and gown join to support U-M family and fund ALS research
• DOE to establish Energy Frontier Research Center in solar energy at U-M
April 23, 2009
• Seven-year itch? Boredom can hurt a marriage
• U-M to discontinue operation of WFUM-TV
• U-M's Center for Sustainable Systems launches education tools
April 22, 2009
• Climate Savers at U-M to host free e-waste recycling events
• Self-healing concrete for safer, more durable infrastructure
• Astronomers see active galactic nuclei in a new light
• Actor Montalbán's grandson, U-M student, pays tribute to grandfather
• Tutorial focuses on U-M funding
April 21, 2009
• U-M announces smoke-free campus beginning in 2011
• Experts to review sectors of promise for state's economy
• Prison punishes more people than just the inmates
April 20, 2009
• U-M launches field testing of safety system for passenger cars
• Caregivers feel good about themselves and job in modified intervention program
• Baby mammoth studies validate U-M researcher's techniques
• Ronald Inglehart selected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
April 17, 2009
• High definition nanomovies reveal how RNA dances with drug partners
April 16, 2009
• U-M spinoff Lycera to receive $36 million financing
• Spine-tingling vest wins Feel the Music competition
• U-M Regents approve Couzens Hall renovation
April 15, 2009
• Should teachers be licensed on effectiveness or experience?
• Alzheimer's: New findings resolve long dispute about how the disease might kill brain cells
April 14, 2009
• Neighbors4Neighbors Web tools help the unemployed help themselves
• Recession speeds change: More jobs require degrees, others cut
April 13, 2009
• Second annual Michigan Future economic report to be released
• U-M Regents meeting April 16
April 9, 2009
• Guggenheim Fellows awarded to two U-M faculty
April 8, 2009
• Public health workers lack guidance for solving ethical dilemmas
• U-M's Chicago summit to assist automotive communities
April 7, 2009
• Gene therapy appears safe to regenerate gum tissue
April 6, 2009
• New age of innovation: U-M's Prahalad and Krishnan share ideas
• U-M advances state's economic development
• Bridging the gap between wireless sensor networks and the scientists who use them
• Displaced workers get tuition help for U-M public health training
April 1, 2009
• How best to exploit the power of popular computer programs
• Opening attendance at U-M Museum of Art surpasses estimates, points to dynamic future
March 31, 2009
• Jones named U-M associate vice president and dean of students
• U-M's Sparling offers evocative tribute to Cezanne
• Research brought $1.3 billion in NSF grants to Michigan since 2000
March 30, 2009
• LSI's Innovation Partnership targets deadly diseases through novel initiative
• U-M SNRE launches school, community program to promote environmental stewardship
• U-M undergraduate research celebrates 20 years
• Presidential Primary 2008 polls: What went wrong
• U-M experts available to discuss auto industry
March 26, 2009
• Weiser Center for Emerging Democracies lecture on the Russo-Georgian War
March 25, 2009
• UMMA's grand promise transcends art, builds community
• U-M experts: True economic impact of Final Four
March 24, 2009
• Hughes named director of U-M Academic Success Program in Intercollegiate Athletics
• More competitors, less competition
• Yeast biology yields insights into human knowledge expansion
• Team Algal Scientific wins Clean Energy Prize
• Subprime mortgage crisis: Failure to predict failure
• A venomous tale: Vipers shape lizards' tail-shedding abilities
March 23, 2009
• U-M researcher's idea jells into potential new disease-detection method
• Ten genes identified in connection with sudden cardiac death
• U-M redefining scholarly publications in the digital age
• Spanking creates defiant, aggressive children
• Plastic protein protects bacteria from stomach acid's unfolding power
March 20, 2009
• Weiser Center for Emerging Democracies colloquium on promoting democracy from the ground up
March 19, 2009
• Palestinian and Israeli youth to speak at U-M
• U-M in global challenge to Power Down for the Planet
• Google co-founder among nine to receive U-M honorary degrees
March 18, 2009
• Student business ideas compete for top Clean Energy Prize
• Scientists closer to understanding how to control high blood sugar
• Anticipation building for UMMA reopening
March 17, 2009
• U-M engineer's memristor chip could lead to faster, cheaper computers
• Liquid saltwater is likely present on Mars, new analysis shows
• Spotlight shines on U-M alumni returning for anniversary concert
March 16, 2009
• Temper, temper: Lifetime of aggressiveness leads to negative outcomes
• URC research officials to testify on Michigan's transformation
March 12, 2009
• Weather Dance game combines meteorology and basketball
• Employer healthcare cost containment starts with a healthy community
• U-M School of Social Work to hold Jewish Communal Leadership Program Inauguration
• U-M Wolverine Venture Fund invests in Arbor Photonics
March 11, 2009
• The Ross School's new building is open for business
March 10, 2009
• Yahoo!-sponsored workshop includes 24-hour student hackfest
• Nanotech coating could lead to better brain implants to treat diseases
March 9, 2009
• U-M Regents meeting March 19
• New nanoporous material has highest surface area yet
• Nobel Prize winner James Heckman to speak at U-M conference
• U-M launches new embryonic stem cell research consortium
March 6, 2009
• Svejnar to speak about Europe’s political and economic challenges
• CLOSUP panel to discuss state's corrections policies, prison population
• Sarter delivers Charles M. Butter Professorship lecture
March 5, 2009
• Sustainable transportation: Swiss, Michigan and Ann Arbor officials to discuss challenges and opportunities
• PowerNap plan could save 75 percent of data center energy
March 4, 2009
• Study: Gambling offers mental relief, entertainment for undocumented Mexican immigrants
• U-M scientist to investigate role of equatorial Pacific in global climate system
• Harvard sociologist's talk: "Being Black and Poor in the Inner City"
• 'Holy powder' ingredient makes membranes behave for better health
March 3, 2009
• Students help to bring the Internet to rural Africa
• U-M panel to feature 'Afghanistan—The Once and Future War'
• Power trip: CEOs and firm performance
March 2, 2009
• Pescovitz recommended as U-M executive vice president for medical affairs
• Black teens, especially females, at risk for suicide thoughts and attempts
• Evocative composition fine-tuned at U-M School of Music, Theatre & Dance heads to Carnegie Hall
February 26, 2009
• New building design withstands earthquake simulation
• USA Learns helps immigrants learn English
February 25, 2009
• University of Michigan chemist and local life sciences company patent new biological assay
February 24, 2009
• U-M fisheries biologist named new Michigan Sea Grant director
• Former South Korean minister of unification/presidential candidate visits U-M
February 20, 2009
• U-M Center for Russian and East European Studies panel to feature "Afghanistan—The Once and Future War"
• Lecture and workshop: Urban-rural connections, sustainability
February 19, 2009
• U-M study: Violent media numb viewers to the pain of others
February 17, 2009
• U.S. lawmakers to discuss, celebrate new battery lab at U-M
February 16, 2009
• U-M Musical Theatre building legacy, reputation as top program
• Impact of 3D measurement and imaging technology on engineering, manufacturing
• Economic policy must balance short-term gains with long-term stability
February 15, 2009
• Scientist models the mysterious travels of greenhouse gas
February 13, 2009
• Women of Color Task Force hosts annual career conference
February 12, 2009
• Former welfare recipients seek to balance jobs and family
• UMMA ready for unveiling, historic reopening
• Succession plans prevent unhealthy organizational behaviors
• Provost's message to the U-M community
• University of Michigan statement on state budget
February 11, 2009
• Congressman Dingell to speak at U-M
• 'Mapping the River' performance melds science and art
• Guilty pleasure? It's all in the mind's eye
February 10, 2009
• U-M researcher's idea may soon simplify financial aid process
• U-M Regents meeting Feb. 19
• International study required for U-M art & design students Cross-cultural engagement fosters broader perspective, creative insights
• Most seniors have drug coverage, study shows
February 9, 2009
• New UMMA symbolizes promise in tough economic times
• Project uses cell phones as computers in the classroom
• Happy hospitals make happy patients
• University reaches out to small businesses with new program
February 6, 2009
• U-M Bone & Joint Center receives $175,000 grant
• U-M's LSA expands spring and summer course offerings to meet growing student demand
• U-M faculty members lead bold effort to launch national network of energy-innovation institutes
February 5, 2009
• Poor people suffer disproportionately from chronic infections
• Living with a spouse can improve the health of Chinese elderly
• Family support lowers depression among girls in juvenile justice
February 4, 2009
• Early whales gave birth on land, fossil find reveals
• Engineering students' medical data logger enables national clinical drug trial
February 3, 2009
• UMTRI will test crash-warning system for commercial trucks
February 2, 2009
• Astronomy of the 21st Century Distinguished Speaker Series brings top national experts to campus
• Final tally: The Michigan Difference raises $3.2 billion
• AmEx CEO Ken Chenault to speak at the Ross School
• Special workplace benefits help relieve stress, improve bottom line
January 28, 2009
• U-M researchers define challenging carbon-emissions targets for U.S. auto industry
• Getting smart: Environment vs. genes
• Saturday Morning Physics lecture series focuses on astronomy
• U-M scientist to create global maps of CO2 using Orbiting Carbon Observatory data
• Former mayor of Palermo, Sicily and current Italian MP to speak at U-M
January 26, 2009
• Former ambassadors will discuss American diplomacy at U-M's Weiser Center for Emerging Democracies
• U-M again in top five for Peace Corps volunteers
January 23, 2009
• GM battery czar Denise Gray to speak at MLK event
• U-M experts available to discuss impact of job layoffs, economy
• U-M Walgreen Drama Center receives architectural award
• 19 win latest round of Hopwood writing awards
January 22, 2009
• U-M plans Basketball Player Development Center
• Marian Wright Edelman to speak about children's advocacy at Citigroup Lecture
• Two U-M cancer researchers share Damon Runyon Foundation award
• U-M's new living learning community to focus on global studies
• Tax rebates not a quick fix for the economy
January 21, 2009
• Hotspots in developing countries will fuel demand for global energy
• Panel to look at Michigan's economy in 2009 and beyond
January 20, 2009
• China expert to discuss U.S.-Chinese relations under Obama
• Google co-founder, U-M alum Larry Page to present commencement address
• U-M Regents meeting Jan. 22
January 19, 2009
• Former surgeon generals, founder of Children's Defense Fund, and entrepreneur/professor to address youth health
January 16, 2009
• A new approach to moral education
January 15, 2009
• Six U-M doctoral students win $50,000 Graham Fellowships to support environmental sustainability research
• Divisive figure from presidential campaign to address critics
January 14, 2009
• Smart bridges under development with new federal grant
January 13, 2009
• Daily Show comic will yuk it up at U-M on MLK Day
• Ecological design provides Genesee County a roadmap for maintaining vacant properties, enhancing neighborhoods
• Civil rights historian Taylor Branch will give MLK Day address
• Tachi Yamada of the Gates Foundation will discuss global health
• Violence and values in the Middle East: Lebanon survey
• U-M experts available to discuss auto industry, Detroit auto show
January 12, 2009
• U-M and GM open $5M advanced battery research lab
• Accreditation assessment team invites public comment
January 9, 2009
• U-M aquatic ecologist Scavia named new Graham Institute director
January 8, 2009
• Climate Savers at U-M: Go green in 2009, save money, the environment
• Social anxiety disorder puts welfare recipients at risk for economic hardship
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