Flooding in overpopulated megacities often is exacerbated by trash dumping. Frank Sedlar, MSE ’15, innovates in Indonesia.

Groundbreaking technology first used at U-M is documented in a promising study destined to save babies from a deadly condition.

U-M students trek to Chile to help family-owned vineyards build their brands and increase tourist traffic to their wineries.

Two-legged locomotion is the robotics industry’s next frontier. But how and why do we make machines that move like us?

What happens to those tiny bars of hotel soap on check-out? Ford School grad Erin Zaikis, AB ’10, recycles and redistributes them.

New filmmaking venture, Snowday, focuses on local economy, homegrown ventures.

If a plane is in trouble, a computer won’t panic. So, is it time for humans to leave the cockpit? Plus: An alum’s new film, Pilot Error, strikes a timely chord.

Breaking the millimeter barrier, U-M engineers have designed and are testing the world’s smallest computers. The future is now.

U-M scientists restore hearing in mice partly deafened by noise, paving the way for new treatments in humans.