In the news: Michigan Engineering experts February 21-25

Alex Halderman highlights the cybersecurity risks and fraud potential the U.S. would potentially open itself up with internet voting. Halderman is a professor of electrical engineering and computer science.

Drew Gronewold tells the Chicago Tribune that extreme swings in Great Lakes water and ice levels will only occur more as a result of climate change. Gronewold is an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering.

Anish Tuteja’s research into a spray-on coating for solar panels is featured in Hour Detroit. Tuteja is a professor of materials science and engineering, professor of macromolecular science and engineering and a professor of chemical engineering.

Herek Clack tells the Daily Beast that mucus has different qualities to water—a fact some researchers early in the pandemic missed with their experiments on COVID-19 transmission. Clack is an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering.