This award recognizes outstanding contributions to the field of medical imaging science.|Medium Read

“The trip made me more aware of some of the practical things ... like the sound of the turbines, and how they alter the look of the land."|Short Read

By 2021, Ann Arbor could become the first American city with a shared fleet of networked, driverless vehicles.|Medium Read

Steve Mollenkopf is the President and COO of Qualcomm and talked about the company's current projects.|Short Read

Their technique utilizes backscatter analysis to construct "perfectly transmitting" wavefronts.|Short Read

The headpiece design is a big departure from today's figure 8-shaped devices made of just two coils.|Medium Read

Wentzloff aims to remove the necessity of a power outlet or even a battery to power miniature sensors.|Medium Read

Mr. Kim was the first to demonstrate that both light and vibration could be used simultaneously in sensing. |Short Read

The entire team pulled together and finished the race in ninth place, with their morale high.|Short Read

Associate Professor Annalisa Manera was able to take her background in both experiential and computational research to develop a lab that will investigate the phenomenon of operations and safety in reactors.|Short Read

The three microdevices created at Michigan are each particularly suited to specific applications.|Medium Read

AOSS Alumnus Paul Gross (BSE AOSS '83), a meteorologist and executive producer of weather at WDIV in Detroit, sends the U-M football team daily city-specific forecasts every game week, unless the team is playing in a dome.|Short Read