Laura Stojan, ME alum and global head of seat purchasing for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, is profiled in Automotive News.

Eric Lefkofsky and Brad Keywell, U-of-M alums, are cited in ChicagoInno as prominent venture capitalists currently impacting Chicago tech scene.

Rama Mwenesi, IOE student, is the founder of E-MAGINE, a multidisciplinary student startup working to bring Internet access to remote areas in countries like Brazil, Sierra Leone, Kenya and Zambia.

Jacob Abernethy, EECS assistant professor, uses a market-oriented perspective to connect algorithmic concepts to financial markets.

Ed Olson, EECS associate professor, and Ryan Eustice, EECS and NAME associate professor, have been hired by Toyota to collaborate on research on fully autonomous cars.

Karthik Duraisamy, AERO assistant professor and director of U-M’s Center for Data-driven Computational Physics, told the Free Press that "[s]imulations are driving science, and we are trying to make it very efficient."

Kevin Golovin, MSE PhD student, and other U-of-M researchers have used physics, rather than chemistry, to design durable ice-repellent rubber.

Jack Hu, ME and IOE professor, says that "[c]ollaboration across disciplines is one of the hallmarks of the UM community and a key driver of creativity and impact our research. [...] The Center for RNA Biomedicine will build on this core strength to spur progress in medical sciences."

Aisha Bowe, AERO alumna, is CEO and co-founder of STEMBoard, a company that develops systems and software for defense and enterprise clients, runs STEM programs for students, and more.

NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon discusses a research partnership between the University of Michigan and Axalta Coating Systems.

Ryan Eustice, NAME professor, explains why the hardware for autonomous vehicles is here, but full automation is still a ways off.