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.Michigan Law School prof Barb McQuade is live now with Adam Klasfeld on Substack: "Dispelling disinformation” open.substack.com/live-stream/33…

Study suggests food industry messaging should take cues from anti-tobacco success Researchers have proposed transforming the narrative on ultraprocessed foods by mirroring the strategies that have successfully reshaped public perceptions of tobacco. By spotlighting the

The fate of the Line 5 pipeline, which moves more than 500,000 barrels of oil and natural gas liquids between Wisconsin and Canada daily, is at another critical juncture in its 70-plus year history. On May 30, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is expected to release its

Professor M.S. Krishnan of Michigan Ross Ross School of Business and Professor Shobita Parthasarathy from the Ford School of Public Policy Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy join this episode to discuss opportunities AI brings to the business world and some of the challenges and functions in which AI needs

Detroit residents have an opportunity to vote for a mayor who could improve their neighborhoods and ease zoning. Brian J. Connolly, assistant professor of business law Michigan Law School discusses. via The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/detroit-voters…

1 out of every 5 children in the US experience food insecurity - their families cannot afford enough food to ensure that they can have an active, healthy life. Childhood hunger exists in our cities, suburbs, and rural towns. It affects working families who can’t keep up with

"Did you know nearly 40% of people will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime, with increasing numbers among the young?" asks Justin Colacino, an environmental health researcher at the University of Michigan School of Public Health Michigan Public Health who uncovers how hidden dangers in

Stefan Szymanski, professor of sports management Michigan Kinesiology, discusses the future of FIFA and their attempt to establish a global club game. via The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/dismal-ticket-…

University of Michigan researchers have helped develop a method to take carbon dioxide, an industrial waste product that pollutes the atmosphere and turn it into something useful: precursors to make cement. U-M chemist Charles McCrory and his research group U-M College of LSA, along with

Robert Manduca, assistant professor of sociology U-M College of LSA, discusses his research where he found that are understanding of "wealth" leaves out important benefits. via The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/youre-probably…

Ancient Homo sapiens may have benefited from sunscreen, tailored clothes and the use of caves during the shifting of the magnetic North Pole over Europe about 41,000 years ago, new University of Michigan research shows. These technologies could have protected Homo sapiens living

Johanna Mathieu, associate professor of electrical engineering & computer science Electrical & Computer Engineering at Michigan, discusses her research on air conditioning and how it is possible to help power grids rather than overloading them in warm weather. via The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/how-your-air-c…

Older couples may want to take a closer look at their drinking habits together. While most research focuses on how your drinking affects your health, a U-M ISR study shows that a partner's drinking habits matter, too. It underscores that it's not just how much alcohol is

AI vision system reveals bird wings evolved for heat regulation, not just flight Researchers from U-M SEAS, @NYU and others collaborated to analyze thousands of museum specimens, confirming centuries-old ecological rule applies to avian wings For centuries, scientists have

Heat waves and cold spells are now more common on the Great Lakes, according to U-M research, with implications for the region’s weather, economy and ecology Heat waves and cold spells are part of life on the Great Lakes. But new research from the University of Michigan shows

Javed Ali, associate professor of practice of public policy Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, discusses Israel's strike on Iran and what that means for US Policy in the area. via The Conversation U.S.: theconversation.com/what-does-isra…

“Michigan, in my estimation, is the best and greatest university, not in America, but in the world.” From presidential priorities to favorite spots on campus, and how he met his wife in a Michigan Engineering class, get to know President Domenico Grasso. Full video: myumi.ch/9p4GW

Should you share personal information with others at work—or keep conversations strictly professional? According to new research from the University of Michigan, the answer depends on what you share, why you share it and how your colleague responds. The study, published in

Early-life weight gain boosts adult height without increasing obesity risk 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,

.U-M ISR's Michael Traugott is in Berlin for a WWII exhibit marking 80 years since the end of the war. The show features letters his father wrote from Germany in 1945. He spoke with WWJ 950's Beth Fisher while in Berlin for the opening. #IntheNews 📻🔘 myumi.ch/E8WmX