The @UMich reported a record $2.04 billion in research volume during FY ‘24, a 9.9% increase compared to FY ’23. Learn more about the innovative work accomplished by U-M researchers during FY ‘24:

A new @UMSI study finds that gender minorities, women and disabled individuals—especially those who are neurodivergent or living with mental health conditions—hold significantly more negative attitudes toward AI than their majority-group peers.

In support of our commitment to protecting the integrity and security of @UMich’s research operations, we’ve launched a webpage with clear, concise information on research security policies, compliance training, lab safety protocols and other resources.

In a qualitative exploration of how Asian Americans cope with discrimination, @UMichLSA researchers found that participants use a wide range of strategies, many of which directly confront harm and affirm identity.

Spores from mold and other fungi are causing seasonal allergies earlier than ever before, according to new research led by the @UMich and published in the journal GeoHealth.

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, a partnership between @UMichGradSchool and OVPR, recently launched a new website to share information about services, events and resources for U-M postdoctoral fellows.

.@UMichEducation researchers found new elementary teachers are pioneering paths in science education by offering opportunities for scientific conversations, innovative learning strategies and encouraging children to be active in scientific exploration.

eCities, a project launched in 2007 by iLabs at the @UM_Dearborn College of Business, blends data analytics with community feedback to share insights that can help equip Michigan communities with tools to develop thriving business environments.

.@UMFlint researcher Khalid Malik leads the SMILES Lab, which built DeepTect, an AI tool that can detect deepfakes.

In children with undernutrition, increasing weight in a child’s first decade of life can lead to significantly taller adults—with no increase in the risk of obesity or high blood pressure later in life, according to a new @UMich study.

A @UMichMedicine study found that a simple ultrasound of a patient’s thigh or shoulder muscle may detect insulin resistance before it progresses to type 2 diabetes or even prediabetes.

New research from @UMichSPH shows the U.S. health care workforce has bounced back from the massive job losses of early 2020, with employment now matching pre-pandemic projections, but the recovery is uneven.

A new @UMich study reveals that self-disclosure in the workplace can meaningfully shape employees’ emotional well-being, energy levels and sense of connection—but it can vary depending on what is shared, why and how colleagues respond.

.@UMISR faculty members Inbal Nahum-Shani and Megan Patrick will be awarded Collegiate Research Professorships for their exceptional scholarly achievements and advanced knowledge in their field. Their five-year renewable terms begin this fall.

New research from the @UMich shows that our circadian rhythms still follow the seasonal changes in daylight, which could open new areas of inquiry in a range of health issues connected to the alignment of our sleep schedules and circadian clocks.

Researchers at @UMichMedicine uncovered a key mechanism that regulates blood pressure and vascular remodeling — increasing downstream risk of heart attack and stroke — in people with a genetic variant linked to high blood pressure.

.@UMichLSA professors Elizabeth Bruch and Amie Gordon created a not for profit dating app designed to give users tools to better understand their own experiences.

A new review co-authored by @UMich professor Dean Yang and published in @ScienceMagazine reveals evidence that high-skilled migration opportunities can increase, rather than decrease, a country’s overall stock of educated workers.

A team of @UMichMedicine and @MayoClinic researchers has discovered a molecular process that occurs when donor hearts are preserved in cold storage, which contributes to failure after transplant, and a therapy to reduce that damage.

.@UMich researchers have helped develop a method to take carbon dioxide, an industrial waste product that pollutes the atmosphere, and turn it into metal oxalates, which then can be used as precursors for cement production.

The newest edition of the @umichLSA magazine included an interview with applied physics alum Bryan Ramson about neutrinos, which play a fundamental role in unlocking the mysteries of the universe. Ramson is an associate scientist at @Energy's Fermilab.