- Law - 13:00 Durham Law School tackles unacceptable working practices
- Microtechnics - 12:00 Watch: New electric road offers flexible charging
- History - 11:02 U-M looks to identify men in rare African- American Civilian Conservation Corps collection
- Computer Science - 11:01 Making big data a little smaller
- Chemistry - 11:01 Scientists Solve a Magnesium Mystery in Rechargeable Battery Performance
- Microtechnics - 11:00 New technology to dramatically speed up home broadband
- Law - 11:00 Boy, girl... or intersex? Law and gender
- Law - 10:00 Boy or girl? Law, gender and being born intersex
- Earth Sciences - 09:02 Building ’billion sensors’ quake monitor with optical fibers
- Administration - 07:00 Fathers with learning disabilities ’left out of support’, study finds
- Physics - Oct 19 Leinweber Foundation gives $8M for physics center in U-M’s College of Literature. and the Arts
- Agronomy - Oct 19 Reducing salt in restaurant food: Some progress made but more needed
- History - Oct 19 Reconsidering United States’ Reconstruction era, Gilded Age
- Life Sciences - Oct 18 Three- quarters of insect population have been lost in nature reserves over three decades
- Literature - Oct 18 Is it better to remember or forget? New seminar series launches on Friday
- Medicine - Oct 18 The collision of civil war and threat of global pandemics
Law Oct 19
The famed “bloodless death” of a landmark British poet in the Great War has been investigated by experts from the Humanities and Sciences a century after his death, in a new project undertaken at Cardiff University.
Arts and Design Oct 19
Like many tropical wood types, ebony is an endangered species that is tricky to use, such in in-strument manufacturing.
Medicine Oct 19
An imaging tool honed to spot rogue proteins in the brain could benefit some patients with suspected Alzheimer's, according to a new study.
Medicine Oct 19
A new approach to targeting key cancer-linked proteins, thought to be 'undruggable', has been discovered through an alliance between industry and academia.
Environment Oct 19
ANN ARBOR-On the face of it, environmentalist Bill McKibben's international climate campaign to have universities divest fossil fuel assets had limited success.
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