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New flu vaccine protects mice against multiple strains
Studies in mice suggest a new vaccine, made using baker’s yeast, could work with fewer booster shots and without predicting the dominant flu strains each season.
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Cultivating Michigan’s cherry heritage in Traverse City: The Lyon family
John, Gloria and Chris Lyon are University of Michigan Engineering alumni bringing an engineer’s mindset to a five-generation fruit farm.
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Pioneering computational materials engineering
NAE profile: Elizabeth A. Holm, materials science and engineering.
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Bringing nature’s complexity to engineered materials.
NAE profile: Nicholas A. Kotov, chemical engineering.
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New model bridges ferroelectric physics and circuit modeling
Circuit designers can now accurately predict ferroelectric behavior under real-world voltages, helping simulate chip performance for next-generation AI computing.
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Keeping Michigan’s waterfronts working from Grand Haven: Elizabeth Wilkinson
University of Michigan Engineering alum maintains 18 Lake Michigan harbors on Michigan’s west coast.
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Building sustainable furniture, structures and community in Marquette: Pete Cook
A University of Michigan Engineering alum is prototyping and implementing a more sustainable way of living.
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Changing the way we view the Earth
NAE profile: Christopher Ruf, climate and space sciences and engineering.
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Designing memory-centric chips for future space telescopes
An SRAM chip design could avoid data-movement bottlenecks, helping next-generation telescopes image Earth-like planets orbiting distant suns.
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New AI+ Engineering master’s programs and certificate launches on-campus and online
Enrollment opens for 12-credit and 30-credit programs for applied AI skills in seven engineering concentrations.