Research

  1. June 9, 2026

    U-M report explores impact of Michigan’s Medicaid expansion

    A U-M report shows individuals, hospitals and primary care clinics all experienced positive impacts, but raises concerns about cost-sharing provisions that all states must soon enact.

  2. June 9, 2026

    Michigan Sea Grants awarded to three U-M projects

    The Michigan Sea Grant has awarded nine grants to researchers statewide totaling $1.5 million with three of the grants awarded to U-M researchers.

  3. June 9, 2026

    OVPR awards faculty Collegiate Research Professorship

    Brady T. West, whose research explores the real-world complications that arise from collecting data via personal surveys, will receive the Collegiate Research Professorship.

  4. June 2, 2026

    U-M physicist receives Brown Investigator Award

    University of Michigan physicist Lu Li is among eight distinguished scientists nationwide named to the 2026 class of Brown Investigators.

  5. May 18, 2026

    Arts Initiative awards grants to six faculty-led projects

    The Arts Research: Incubation & Acceleration program has awarded grants to six projects ranging from a sculpture garden examining the history of rock music in Detroit to an effort making artistic performances more sustainable.

  6. May 13, 2026

    Poll asks Michiganders about growing older in state

    The Michigan Poll on Healthy Aging asked a sample of Michigan residents age 50 and older to rate how they view living in Michigan as they age.

  7. May 11, 2026

    Bold Challenges Boost funding applications close soon

    The Bold Challenges’ Boost program has opened applications for the fall 2026 cycle. University of Michigan researchers are invited to apply by May 15.

  8. May 11, 2026

    U-M research spending drives $164 million economic impact across Michigan 

    U-M federal grants supported more than 16,000 jobs and generated nearly $396 million last year in research-related spending nationwide.

  9. May 6, 2026

    U-M joins $40M partnership to grow nuclear energy workforce

    U-M’s Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences is playing a key role in a major new federal and local investment to strengthen the nation’s nuclear energy workforce.

  10. April 30, 2026

    Inaugural RAxMI conference spotlights research administration expertise at U-M

    More than 500 research administration professionals from across U-M gathered for the RAxMI Research Administration Conference.