Research News
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Who do you love?
When it comes to the power of attraction, research shows both genders favor savers over spenders. But why, and for how long?
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Mastering the mind
Pilot program succeeds in encouraging student-athletes to seek help for depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions.
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Monitoring the future
Whether it’s LSD or e-cigarettes, U-M researchers have spent 40 years citing the substances that captivate our nation’s youth. Learn what history has taught.
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How heartfelt was Beethoven’s music?
A cardiologist, medical historian, and musicologist join forces to discover whether cardiac arrhythmia played a part in some of history’s most famous works.
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Potential to restore hearing?
U-M scientists restore hearing in mice partly deafened by noise, paving the way for new treatments in humans.
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First climate action plan for Detroit
U-M students complete first comprehensive inventory of greenhouse gas emissions in Motor City history.
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Mind-body connection
Former U-M athletes share experience with stress, depression in videos funded by NCAA to encourage students to seek help as needed.
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Gunning for trouble?
What happens to democracy when militarized police send signals that dissent is dangerous to security?
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Mischief on the line
New study shows how hackers can execute sneak attacks through a smart phone’s shared memory.