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“The technology of AI is what has been making the news,” Lewis said. “But it’s not just a tech story. People don’t realize that there’s also a revolution happening in […]

In 2006, Rona Oran traveled to Türkiye with her department at Tel Aviv University to watch a total solar eclipse. As a master’s student in space physics, she found the […]

For one in four adult brain cancer patients, residual tumor tissue remains even after surgery. But with the help of artificial intelligence, pioneered by Todd Hollon, Joseph R Novello MD […]

View PDF As a child, Stephen Smith’s hikes with his father through the Appalachians planted the seeds of a lifelong interest in plants and trees. At the same time, as […]

Download PDF version For the millions of people living with Alzheimer’s disease, and many living with Parkinson’s, finding their way home can become an overwhelming challenge, even in their own […]

Phil was born in Derby, England, and attended Cambridge University, where he received his BA (Dipl Aero) and PMA in 1962. From 1962 to 1984, he was a Government Scientist […]

Download the PDF version from here. Hosted by the University of Michigan on the Ann Arbor campus, the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Michigan Strategic Partnership and Accelerated Research Collaboration […]

As a freshman at Alma College in central Michigan, Charles Brooks worked as a quality control chemist in a petroleum refinery. Growing up in the 1960s, he was both curious […]

Approximately 14 billion years ago, the universe burst into being with the Big Bang, sending matter and energy into motion and setting the stage for everything from galaxies to the […]

Michael J. Wadas has been named the recipient of the 2025 Andreas Acrivos Dissertation Award in Fluid Dynamics, presented annually by the American Physical Society to recognize the most outstanding […]

Indika Rajapakse, professor of computational medicine & bioinformatics and mathematics at the University of Michigan, understands the devastating impact cancer has on lives. His wife and collaborator, Lindsey Muir, research […]

Lee Hartmann has been inducted into the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), one of the highest honors a scientist can receive. Established in 1863, the NAS recognizes individuals who have […]

Beth Wingate, a professor of mathematics at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom warmly recalls her time at the University of Michigan. Her memories include lunches at Zingerman’s, […]

As a high school student, Trachette Jackson participated in a summer math program for underrepresented minorities at Arizona State University. Surrounded by brilliant minds from diverse backgrounds who, like her, […]

The University of Michigan has long been a trailblazer in scientific computing, and the PhD in Scientific Computing program stands as a testament to this legacy. As the nation’s first […]

The Gordon Bell Prize is the most prestigious award in High Performance Computing. The annual award presented by the Association for Computing Machinery recognizes outstanding achievements in high-performance computing focused […]

Artificial intelligence and scientific computing play a critical role in helping researchers address some of the world’s most complex challenges — from solving environmental challenges and modeling the spread of […]

In an era marked by rapid advances in science and engineering, MICDE shines a spotlight on three women, each of whom is a star researcher while also chairing her department. […]

Dr. Wenhao Sun stands as a testament to tenacity and ingenuity in the realm of computational materials science. A Dow Early Career Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at the […]