12/04/2024
How a book inspired Angelica Mgbeafulu to boldly push the boundaries of science
How a book inspired Angelica Mgbeafulu to boldly push the boundaries of science
David Kwabi’s electrochemical carbon capture technology has been licensed by a U-M startup to be developed for commercial-scale use.
Margaret Wooldridge discusses report from the National Academies, calling for increased research into another greenhouse gas to target for removal.
From Guinness Record to Groundbreaking Patents, Automotive Engineering MEng Student Chinmay Chaudhary Merges Passion with Precision
From Lithium Batteries to Integrated Systems, New and Redesigned Courses Energize Automotive Engineering Education at U-M
New Wave of Automotive and Manufacturing Jobs Fuels High-Tech Careers The rise of electric vehicles and self-driving technology and the push for greener, more sustainable solutions are creating a cascade […]
How Campus Plan 2050 Is Reimagining the Future of Transportation and Accelerating U-M’s Leadership Toward a More Sustainable, Effective and Equitable Mobility Future
Nadab Wubshet, former ME PhD student, has received the award for outstanding contributions to the study of the mechanics of actin cytoskeleton in cells.
Dasgupta aims to collaborate with researchers from across the University of Michigan to prototype a device for carbon dioxide conversion and perform cost-modeling for pathways to scaling up and putting out a value-added product based on that prototype.
The award Is given to a talented young faculty member showing potential to have great impact to the Thermal Science and Thermal Management in Electronics.