The technology that could end traffic jams
Associate Professor of ME and CEE Gabor Orosz tells the BBC that the solution to solving traffic is mastering data.
‘Pee-Cycling’ To Create A Sustainable Source Of Fertilizer
CEE professor Nancy Love discusses sustainability and pee-cycling as a fertilizer.
U-M team looking at Benton Harbor issues
Donald Malloure Department Chair of Civil and Environmental Engineering Jerome Lynch discusses the U-M Urban Collaboratory’s progress in helping address Benton Harbor’s runoff problem.
52 people have died on the job in DFW since 2017, and one industry sticks out
CEE professor SangHyun Lee discusses construction safety and new technology that could improve the lives of workers.
The Latest: 5.4M people under hurricane watches, warnings
Associate Professor of IOE and CEE Seth Guikema discusses the impact of Hurricane Florence.
Fixes to Detroit schools’ water problems won’t come cheap
CEE professor Peter Adriaens discusses the challenges of financing water fixes with Crain’s Business Detroit.
University of Michigan says wearable sensors can improve construction safety and profitability
A Q&A with wearable sensors researcher Jeff Sakamoto is featured in For Construction Pros.
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe aims to bring the sun’s mysteries to light
CLaSP professor Justin Kasper discusses the science and logistics of getting Parker Solar Probe close to the sun.
University of Michigan’s $10M funding program aims to encourage big, daring ideas
The Blue Sky Initiative is part of the University of Michigan College of Engineering’s new internal research funding approach that’s based on a startup investment model.
U of M high-performance concrete aims to improve Michigan roads
Sherif El-Tawil, CEE professor, and his team are offering the high-performance concrete formula free of charge.