The Reciprocal Research Guidebook provides a framework for establishing sustainable and equitable partnerships between faculty and Indigenous Nations.

Professional development opportunities for graduate students

Researchers led by a Michigan State University professor will conduct two studies of whether infection with the COVID-19 virus or vaccination to prevent COVID-19 is affecting the menstrual cycles of women and girls. The studies, funded by the National Institutes of Health, follow anecdotal reports by some women that they had heavier or irregular menstrual cycles after they were infected with the virus or inoculated against it.

Laura McCabe has been appointed to assistant vice president for Regulatory Affairs.

Quantitative ecologists Sarah Saunders and Elise Zipkin recognized for their statistical model that provides new understanding about the threats endangered species face.

Internal grant programs including HARP, SPG and DFI, will open August 16.

Closing the racial gap in health outcomes and COVID-19 vaccination rates in Michigan as well as other states is the aim of Michigan State University researchers funded through a $6 million, one-year grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Spartan construction engineer, Dong Zhao, is designing ways to retrofit old buildings for large-scale energy efficiency by integrating human behaviors.

A groundbreaking MSU discovery reveals how a single gene mutation drives severe endometriosis, pointing toward a potential new therapy for millions of women.

In partnership with West Central Michigan Horticultural Research Inc., MSU will lead research on tree fruit and vegetable agriculture in west Michigan.