CEE associate professor Krista Wigginton's research is featured in MLive.

CEE associate professor Krista Wigginton's research is featured in The Guardian.

Scientists are creating “green methane” out of a process called artificial photosynthesis — which could make natural-gas-powered devices carbon neutral.

A team of scientists and engineers are headed to an active volcano site as part of a NASA-funded program that will attempt to answer a number of key questions: What can the organisms living in the extremes of this dark and chemical-laden underworld tell us about life on Earth and beyond? Are there signs of geohazards down there that may help predict the next eruption? And to what extent can we hand over the decision-making to ocean robots and let them explore without human control?

U-M IOE alum, Monica Jones, an assistant research scientist at the U-M Transportation Research Institute, is leading a series of studies with the goal of helping people avoid motion sickness in self-driving cars.

Phys.org highlights EECS-ECE Prof. Zetian Mi's research on artificial photosynthesis

Forbes details the 2020 US News rankings, where University of Michigan Engineering earned the #4 spot.

University of Michigan Engineering has earned the #4 spot on the U.S. News & World Report's 2020 Best Online Programs list.

While American election defenses have improved since 2016, many of the vulnerabilities exploited four years ago remain. Comments by Prof. J. Alex Halderman.

CLaSP professor Richard Rood explains that climate change will cause more variance in our weather, leading to higher highs and lower lows.

EECS-ECE professor Zetian Mi's research on artificial photosynthesis is featured in Interesting Engineering.

Ballot-marking devices are still vulnerable to hacks, according to a study from EECS-CSE professor Alex Halderman.