Science & Technology
-
-
About a tenth of U.S. women had post-traumatic stress disorder
-
Atomic forces hold the key to new superstrong composites
-
1994-95 research expenditures of $409 million an all-time high
-
New Center on Biology of Aging
-
Precise sampling, interpretation needed for oxygen isotope analysis
-
Men and women differ little in political activities
-
Michigan Library Association showcases MLink
-
New technology transfer program creates business spin-off
-
ADVISORY: Welfare does not affect academic success
-
U-M honors 15 faculty members
-
ADVISORY: Story ideas for centennial of creation of X-ray
-
Check out what’s new in physics on Saturday mornings
-
Future engineers invited to attend Tech Day
-
“Good Morning America’s” Charles Gibson to speak on campus
-
Women’s 1995 engineering enrollment tops 30 percent
-
New program targets women grad students in engineering, science
-
Chemistry Prof. Billy Jo Evans wins Catalyst Award
-
From San Diego to Tokyo Bay in watercolors, drawings and oils
-
Scientists develop sub-microscopic probes to measure cell chemistry