Margaret Wooldridge, ME professor and engine expert, predicts that the US public's view of diesel may have dipped far enough that we'll never meet the 12 percent market share predicted a decade ago.

Pavan Naik, student and program manager for U-M's solar car team, discusses how she and other students have spent about a month in Australia preparing their car, a sleek, futuristic machine called Aurum.

Tom Schmidt, CEE lab leader, says, "The need to cultivate organisms is greater now than ever," in The Scientist.

A NASA team, including Aero Alumnus Andy Klesh and Assoc. Prof. James Cutler, will launch a pair of CubeSats into deep space next year to provide real-time landing coverage for the space agency's next mission to Mars.

Lead by the University of Michigan's Assistant Professor Matthew Johnson-Roberson, the team used underwater 3D camera diver rigs to map portions of the notorious metropolis, submerged as a result of an earthquake more than three hundred years ago.

Dale Briggs, CHE professor, visits patients in hospitals and people in his church who can't attend church, and ministers to men in the Washtenaw County Jail. He is featured here in The Ann.

Brian Smyser, graduate student and campus recruiter for the Peace Corps, said the University’s consistently high contribution is reflective of a strong passion for volunteerism at the school and within Ann Arbor.

The next editor-in-chief of the American Chemical Society journal Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research will be Phillip E. Savage, a chemical engineering professor at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

James Duderstadt, former Dean of Engineering, and others discuss the strong history of the U-M investment in technology, the priority placed on innovation and the technological and entrepreneurial successes that have emerged as a result.