Light powers faster 3D printing
CHE professor Mark Burns details new 3D printing that’s faster and stronger than traditional methods.
Gecko-inspired nanofiber ‘carpet’ could lead to superpower coatings
Joerg Lahann, a CHE professor and the senior author of a study in the journal Science, says new research findings could lead to the development of sticky, repellent or insulating coatings.
Animal fur and gecko feet inspire new high-tech sticky and insulating surfaces
CHE professor Joerg Lahann discusses groundbreaking research that could lead to the development of new types of coatings.
Startup looks to clean up with compostable diapers
Ecovia co-founders Nina Lin and Jeremy Minty’s compostable diaper start-up is featured.
Ann Arbor startup, Ecovia Renewables, aims to create compostable diapers
Details of the new compostable diaper start-up run by primarily U-M graduates and faculty are detailed by the
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.
Could a Pill Help Detect Breast Cancer?
University of Michigan researchers are developing a pill that when ingested causes tumors to glow under infrared light.
Disease detecting pill being researched by University of Michigan professor
Greg Thurber, assistant BME and ChE professor, led the research. WEMU reports.
Diagnosing breast cancer with a pill that makes tumors glow
Greg Thurber, assistant BME and ChE professor, led the research. New Atlas reports.
Pill to detect breast cancer being developed at University of Michigan
Greg Thurber, BME and ChE assistant professor, led the research.