Mini cars are launching big careers
Students and faculty are doing advanced work in autonomy using one-tenth-scale cars.
We pride ourselves on having highly interdisciplinary teams that work collaboratively to solve challenges in sustainability, mobility, educational research and curriculum innovation, additive manufacturing and materials, social equity, cyber-physical systems, bioengineering, 21st century energy systems, urban arts and other fields that are vital to our lives. We also believe that everyone has a role to play in research, whether you’re an undergrad or post-doc, early-career faculty or renowned veteran.
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Eye on Research
Learn about Assistant Professor Jie Fan's breakthrough cancer research and more top projects from UM-Dearborn faculty.
At the crossroads of technology, trust and human emotion
Assistant Professor Areen Alsaid explains why it’s not enough for technologies like AI and autonomous vehicles to function well. We also have to trust them.
Cybersecurity researcher Birhanu Eshete scores prestigious NSF CAREER award
Eshete’s project could have wide-ranging implications for one of artificial intelligence’s most stubborn problems.
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Research targets billion-dollar problem of counterfeit electronic components
With a new NSF-funded project, Professor Hafiz Malik and Associate Professor Alireza Mohammadi are creating a novel digital fingerprinting system to solve a massive safety challenge in the transportation sector....
Office of Research update for September 2024
UM-Dearborn’s research community has a lot to celebrate this month. Three UM-Dearborn faculty scored national research grants of $400,000 or more. Plus, one of your colleagues was recently named a program director for the National Science Foundation....
Office of Research update for August 2024
See whose work is getting funded, browse new funding opportunities and check out August’s research events....
PhD student is helping pave the way for high-performance metals
Hossein Abbasi’s doctoral research is untangling the mysteries of gradient nano-grain metals, a unique material with some seemingly contradictory properties and dozens of promising applications. ...
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Plan your next project
UM-Dearborn’s talented staff can help researchers with funding, grant writing, post-award compliance — or with finding a faculty mentor or industry partner. Check out some of the most commonly used resources below.