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Okwudire’s research gaining media coverage
12/06/2017

Okwudire has developed an algorithm that allows 3-D printers to deliver high-quality results at speeds up to two times faster than those in common use, with no added hardware costs

Improving Quality in Laser-aided Additive Manufacturing
09/24/2017

Mazumder’s research takes ideas from basic physics and applies them to manufacturing.

Novel Lightweight Materials Spin New Ventures and Green Manufacturing
02/08/2017

“The ability to use tried and true metal forming processes such as stamping on new composite materials, especially green composites, has the potential to speed the adoption of lightweight materials in automotive and other applications,” said Banu.

Cooperation and Control: A Systems Perspective
10/21/2016

Improving the functionality of robotic and manufacturing systems “comes down to understanding your system and identifying a strategy for improving performance,” says ME Assistant Professor Kira Barton, whose laboratory combines fundamental and experimental modeling and controls research, from multi-agent coordination to additive manufacturing

Stefanopoulou appointed the William Clay Ford Professor of Manufacturing
10/12/2016

Endowed professorships recognize outstanding faculty members with distinguished records of teaching, research and impact.

Saitou wins 2015 ASME Kos Ishii-Toshiba Award
04/28/2015

The award is given to recognize the sustained meritorious contributions to the research to support design, manufacturing and the life cycle management decisions in product development

Fusion Coolant Systems Receives $600,000 in funding
03/13/2013

Clean tech product receives major funding and heads towards production

Ni Receives Four Awards in Relation to Education and Engineering
02/17/2011

Jun Ni receives four awards this last year, including the National Medal for Education, CIE Distinguished Service Award, Magnolia Gold Medal, and 2010 ICFDM Best Paper Award

ME Graduate Student Awarded NSF Fellowship
04/07/2011

The National Science Foundation awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship to ME graduate student Justin Beroz in the 2011 competition.

First-of-its-kind dual degree combines engineering and sustainability
02/20/2008

November 6, 2007 ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Engineers with an ecological outlook will be the product of a new dual degree program between the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering and its […]