3/16/2026

Does polluted air dampen your mood?

A CASL and CECS interdisciplinary project strengthens the research connection between air quality and wellbeing, while also developing a new algorithm that aids in high-quality data collection....
3/9/2026

Office of Research update: March 2026

Browse the calendar of upcoming research events and learn about ways to support your work in the March update from the Office of Research. ...
2/9/2026

Office of Research update: February 2026

Check out the calendar of upcoming research events, discover new funding opportunities and learn about ways to support your work in this month's update from the Office of Research....
1/26/2026

A new medical device could help diagnose infants with vestibular issues

Designed and built by students, faculty and staff from UM-Dearborn, a rotational chair for infants could make screening for vestibular issues as common as newborn hearing tests. ...
1/14/2026

Can AI improve emergency rooms?

UM-Dearborn Associate Professor Mohamed Abouelenien and researchers from the U-M Medical School are looking to machine learning to boost ER survival rates....
1/12/2026

Business educator and entrepreneur brings recipe from table to market

College of Business lecturer W.E. Da’Cruz teaches students entrepreneurial thinking — while putting it into practice through her business venture. Da’Cruz’s plant-based burgers are available on all three U-M campuses and at a major grocery retailer....
1/12/2026

Office of Research update for January 2026

See whose work is getting funded, browse the calendar of upcoming events and learn about ways to support your own research....
12/17/2025

Office of Community-Engaged Learning update for December 2025

Would you like to have someone from OCEL come to your class or department to talk about community engagement? Are you interested in applying for a 2026 Seed Grant? If so, you can get the details in OCEL's December update. ...
11/17/2025

How nanoparticle platforms could unlock the potential of precision medicine

Associate Professor of Neurobiology Zhi “Elena” Zhang’s new project with collaborators from Washington State University is testing a versatile platform for delivering medicines to one of the hardest to treat parts of our bodies. ...
11/5/2025

A PhD student is helping next-generation batteries take a critical step

Alongside Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Lei Chen, second-year PhD student Jinrong Su is creating a pathway for advanced lithium batteries to finally break through....