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Science
 

Discovery of obesity gene

U-M researchers find gene that protects mice from obesity

MP3 (3:00)Listen
September 9, 2009

Alan Saltiel
Life Sciences Institute

 

Sports injury prevention

Injury prevention takes a futuristic turn

MP3 (3:02)Listen
July 23, 2009

Scott McLean
School of Kinesiology

 

The legacy of Apollo 11

A look back and ahead at the nation's science agenda

MP3 (4:29)Listen
July 16, 2009

Tony England
College of Engineering

 

Genetic testing debate

Private genetic testing sparks controversy

MP3 (3:39)Listen
July 15, 2009

Scott Roberts
Health Behavior & Education

 

Tips to stop flu spread

Simple steps can protect against flu spread

MP3 (3:59)Listen
June 12, 2009

JoLynn Montgomery
Department of Epidemiology

 

Scarce men likelier to scram

When women outnumber men

MP3 (3:46)Listen
June 8, 2009

Daniel Kruger
School of Public Health

 

Organic molecules in space

Searching for precursors to life in star-forming clouds

MP3 (5:59)Listen
April 27, 2009

Ted Bergin
Astronomy Department

 

Greener computer data centers

PowerNap strategy could save up to 75 percent of power

MP3 (5:48)Listen
March 5, 2009

Thomas Wenisch
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

 

U-M energy research on rise

Energy research positions U-M to thrive in turbulent times

MP3 (4:49)Listen
February 13, 2009

Stephen Forrest
Vice President for Research

 

Cure for gum disease?

Gene therapy can slow, reverse gum disease

MP3 (4:12)Listen
December 9, 2008

William Giannobile
School of Dentistry

 

Estrogen can harm heart

Estrogen can worsen existing heart conditions

MP3 (6:01)Listen
November 18, 2008

MaryFran Sowers
Epidemiology

 

M-flu results positive

Masks, handwashing reduced flu-like symptoms up to half

MP3 (5:32)Listen
October 23, 2008

Allison Aiello
School of Public Health Department of Epidemiology

 

Global aging symposium

Economic, social impacts of global aging hit home

MP3 (4:12)Listen
September 23, 2008

Mary Haan
Epidemiology

 

Environmental toxicants

Screening tools are limited

MP3 (6:24)Listen
August 18, 2008

Howard Hu
Department of Environmental Health Sciences

 

Energy expert Steve Forrest

V.P. for Research on developing alternative energy

MP3 (5:10)Listen
July 28, 2008

Steve Forrest
Office of the Vice President for Research

 

Solar car ready for race

North American Solar Challenge starts July 13

MP3 (5:25)Listen
July 7, 2008

Solar Car Team
College of Engineering

 

Tornado chasing

The lure of the storm

MP3 (5:42)Listen
June 16, 2008

Perry Samson
Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences

 

Pedometers prompting exercise

Pedometers motivate people with diabetes to walk more

MP3 (4:10)Listen
May 5, 2008

Caroline Richardson
Family Medicine

 

The 70 percent solution

Cutting Greenhouse Gas Emissions in America

MP3 (5:39)Listen
April 28, 2008

Gary Was
Michigan Memorial Phoenix Energy Institute

 

A very intense laser

Researchers create an astrophysical event in a Michigan lab

MP3 (6:44)Listen
April 7, 2008

Victor Yanovsky
Center for Ultrafast Optical Science

 

Fights good for health

Don't brood, resolve conflict

MP3 (4:30)Listen
January 21, 2008

Ernest Harburg, Emeritus
School of Public Health

 

Enhancing shower and bathtub safety for the aged

Healthcare professionals should help prevent bathing accidents

MP3 (4:34)Listen
January 6, 2008

Susan Murphy
Institute of Gerontology

 

Dwindling drinking water

Could toilet water save the day?

MP3 (5:26)Listen
November 16, 2007

Walter Weber
Chemical Engineering

 

What is MRSA?

Antibiotic resistant infections explained

MP3 (4:27)Listen
November 12, 2007

Allison Aiello
Epidemiology

 

Round gobies rising

Nightly swim to surface helped invasive fish spread

MP3 (7:03)Listen
September 7, 2007

David Jude
School of Natural Resources and Environment

 

Future forests

Trees respond to climate change

MP3 (7:01)Listen
August 31, 2007

Donald Zak
School of Natural Resources and Environment

 

The cars of the future

What we'll be driving in 10 years

MP3 (4:46)Listen
August 24, 2007

Zoran Filipi
Mechanical Engineering

 

Diabetes: Healthy knees and joints

Keeping blood sugar in check today will lower chance of developing foot pain or other nerv...

MP3 (6:38)Listen
July 2, 2007

Eva Feldman
Program for Neurology

 

Immigration and Higher Education

U-M leads national conversation

MP3 (6:29)Listen
June 4, 2007

John C. Burkhardt
School of Education

 

Improving the environment, creating economic opportunity

U-M study outlines strategies to reduce greenhouse emissions while explanding state's ener...

MP3 (7:59)Listen
May 25, 2007

Gregory Keoleian
School of Natural Resources and Environment

 

Obese children twice as likely to have diabetes

The large number of children with diabetes in the U.S., and the potential for increasing n...

MP3 (3:22)Listen
April 19, 2007

Joyce Lee
Department of Pediatrics

 

Are you "High Testosterone" and is that good?

How hormones impact our behavior

MP3 (6:21)Listen
April 9, 2007

Oliver Schultheiss
Department of Psychology

 

TV and chubby children

Allowing preschool-age children to watch too much TV – even educational shows like ...

MP3 (4:46)Listen
March 5, 2007

Julie Lumeng
Center for Human Growth and Development

 

Not your father's addictions:

The differences between teens of the 70s, 80s, 90s and today

MP3 (7:45)Listen
February 19, 2007

Lloyd Johnston
Monitoring the Future Study, Institute for Social Research

 

Nuclear power generates waste with special needs

What are the different kinds of waste produced in the process of making power and how is i...

MP3 (7:08)Listen
February 12, 2007

William Martin
Michigan Engineering

 

The potential of nuclear power as a clean energy option

Prof. Martin chairs a department that develops beneficial technologies based on the physic...

MP3 (4:39)Listen
November 27, 2006

William Martin
Michigan Engineering

 

Michigan Memorial Phoenix Energy Institute

The University of Michigan will significantly expand efforts in energy research with the c...

MP3 (8:19)Listen
October 20, 2006

Gary Was
Materials Science and Engineering

 

Scientific integrity

Professor Nadelhoffer highlights some of the issues that were discussed at the July 2006 ...

MP3 (10:53)Listen
October 17, 2006

Knute Nadelhoffer
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

 

Biology without a book

How do you learn biology?

MP3 (5:46)Listen
August 25, 2006

Dan Klionsky
School of Life Science

 

A gene for 'middle aged spread'

Gene that degrades collagen shown to expand girth.

MP3 (5:46)Listen
August 18, 2006

Stephen J. Weiss, M.D.
Molecular Medicine & Genetics

 

Bone loss and menopause

Bone loss actually starts before estrogen and the decline of estrogen levels, probably bec...

MP3 (5:46)Listen
August 18, 2006

MaryFran R. Sowers
School of Public Heatlh

 

Tobacco and IQ

Years of tobacco use may dim the speed and accuracy of a person's thinking ability

MP3 (2:58)Listen
August 11, 2006

Jenifer Glass
ISR Research Center

 

Targeting cancer stem cell

Cancer has rejuvenating stem cells, just like organs do. Sean Morrison's group has found a...

MP3 (4:31)Listen
July 14, 2006

Sean Morrison
School of Life Science