Research

  1. April 27, 2026

    Five Teaching Innovation Prizes to be awarded in May

    Five faculty projects that involve innovative approaches to improving student learning will be honored next month with the Provost’s Teaching Innovation Prizes.

  2. April 24, 2026

    What cannabis ‘rescheduling’ means for science, society

    On April 23, the U.S. Department of Justice, which includes the DEA, issued an official order rescheduling cannabis to Schedule III.

  3. April 23, 2026

    Students get answers on U-M’s Los Alamos partnership during town hall

    The Student Sustainability Coalition hosted a town hall April 21 to facilitate dialogue around U-M’s joint computational facility with Los Alamos National Laboratory.

  4. April 22, 2026

    Youth Policy Lab explores cell phone restrictions in schools

    The Youth Policy Lab convened a National School Cell Phone Policy Conference to compare notes on a rapidly changing school policy environment.

  5. April 22, 2026

    Four faculty members recognized with research awards

    The Office of the Vice President for Research will award four research faculty members from across U-M for their leadership and significant contributions.

  6. April 16, 2026

    Proposals sought for the ‘Artists in the Archives’ program

    A funding program designed to support faculty engaged in creative practice is open for submissions. Applications for the program are due April 27.

  7. April 16, 2026

    U-M launches Institute for Agentic Computing

    The University of Michigan is deepening its role with emerging “agentic AI” technology with the launch of the Institute for Agentic Computing.

  8. April 14, 2026

    OVPR recognizes 12 staff members with research awards

    The Office of the Vice President for Research will recognize 12 staff members from across the university for their significant contributions to the university’s research enterprise.

  9. April 12, 2026

    Boyer tapped as first faculty director of new UMCI in Detroit

    Taubman College’s Bryan Boyer has been selected as the first faculty director of the new University of Michigan Center for Innovation.

  10. April 10, 2026

    Bold Challenges opens Boost applications

    The Bold Challenges’ Boost initiative, a semester-long program that helps emerging cross-disciplinary research teams develop high-impact collaborative projects, has opened applications.