Cheap electricity from nuclear energy can provide flexibility that complements wind and solar power, making it easier to afford a zero-emissions grid.

Forbes India profiles the research of EECS-ECE Assistant Research Scientist Ranjan Pal, who's estimating the risk of catastrophic cyber-attacks - and the financial impact on businesses and their cyber-insurance.

Kings College London profiles the research of EECS-ECE Assistant Research Scientist Ranjan Pal, who's estimating the risk of catastrophic cyber-attacks - and the financial impact on businesses and their cyber-insurance.

EECS-ECE Council member Vik Verma (MSE EE ’89) is profiled by MoneyInc.

CEE Associate Professor Krista Wigginton explains that risk factors for outdoor activities are mostly dependent on crowd size and density.

As Trump clamps down on coronavirus communications, voices of experts give way to those of politicians.

SupplyChain Management profiles the work of Everactive, a U-M startup co-founded by EECS-ECE Prof. David Wentzloff, and their Machine Health Monitoring (MHM) solution, designed to deliver real-time, maintenance-free insights into the health of rotating equipment.

Carlos Cesnik, the Clarence L (Kelly) Johnson Collegiate Professor of Aerospace Engineering, is quoted in eVTOL.com.

The emergent U.S. eVTOL industry is facing a shortage of engineering talent that is poised to become worse in coming years, according to the Vertical Flight Society (VFS). Aerospace Engineering Professor Carlos Cesnik weighs in on the issue in this story from eVTOL.com.

We at Foreign Affairs have recently published a number of pieces regarding climate change. To complement these articles, we decided to ask a broad pool of experts for their take.

CEE Associate Professor Krista Wigginton explains how wastewater might help us detect coronavirus in a community before it spreads.