News
- ME Faculty Receive CoE Awards
- Six ME faculty have been honored with 2012 College of Engineering Awards.
- CAFE Standards Could Mean Bigger Cars, Not Smaller Ones
- New fuel-economy standards would suggest cars are going to get much smaller and hybrids more prevalent. But according to ME Faculty Steve Skerlos, consumer demand for big cars would mean the opposite might become true
- U-M chosen to host 4th annual CIRP Conference
- Come one, come all to the 4th CIRP Conference on Assembly Technologies and Systems. Held May 21-23, 2012 at the University of Michigan. Keynote speakers include Prof. Daniel Whitney from MIT and the conference theme is responsible customer-driven assembly
- A Push To Make Gasoline Engines More Efficient - ME Faculty on NPR Morning Edition
- The demands on today's vehicle are greater than ever, including safety, comfort and peripheral power demands. UM focuses on developing novel ways to improve fuel economy for vehicle content and sustainable transportation.
- U-M grad students awarded 2nd place in design competition
- To the layperson, words such as "parallel-kinematic" and "XYZ flexure mechanism" and "nanopositioning" mean very little, but to Shiladitya Sen and John Ustick, these words spell 2nd place in the 2011 ASME Student Mechanism Design Competition.
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