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Laurence Alexander recommended as chancellor of UM-Flint
This article originally appeared in The University Record. Laurence Alexander, a recognized leader in higher education who for 11 years has served as chancellor of the University of Arkansas at…
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CIT awarded MTRAC grant from MEDC for commercialization of research
As technology continues to drive the automotive industry forward, there appear to be as many challenges as there are opportunities. While the industry shifts toward autonomous vehicles that connect to…
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Motorsports and entrepreneurship: UM-Flint to host IndyCar change-maker Rod Reid
“By mastering STEM, anything is possible.” This simple yet encompassing statement is the mantra Shirl Donaldson, a University of Michigan-Flint assistant professor of digital machining and automation technology, and Rod…
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UM-Flint hosts industry, researchers for Pervasive Personalized Intelligence conference
Customers are increasingly expecting companies to be able to anticipate and meet their needs and expectations automatically, without prompting or effort on their part. Brands are spending hundreds of billions…
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UM-Flint student uses technology to build a better future for herself and others
The old science fiction trope of futuristic humans working alongside robots – before the mechanical menaces eventually turn on their creators – is as old as the genre itself. However,…
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UM-Flint hosting Sustainability Week, Oct. 2-6
Kermit the Frog famously sang, “It’s not easy being green.” But don’t tell that to the members of the University of Michigan-Flint’s Planet Blue Ambassador program. In fact, the program’s…
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UM-Flint professor creates connections through language and research
Kazuko Hiramatsu is a connector. She is connecting her students with a broad understanding of how they fit into the world. She is connecting professors, linguists and administrators with pathways…
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UM-Flint professor uses GIS to research foraging in Detroit
If the Earth’s population exceeds its carrying capacity during the next 100 years, one of the most important questions will be how to support the food needs of the planet.…
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UM-Flint professor researches equitable STEM access through donk racing
Big rims. Low profile tires. Modified suspension. Lots of chrome. Decked-out or classically refinished interiors. Lots of horsepower. This may seem like a misplaced Back to the Bricks article, but…
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Student Research Spotlight: Matthew Thelen
Matthew Thelen likes to get right to the core of a problem. And as a molecular biology major, that shouldn’t come as a surprise. Why deal with things on the…