Join North Wind CEO Artie Mabbett and colleagues Ryan Leo and Tim Edwards for a conversation on the future of aerospace and hypersonics research, advanced computing infrastructure, manufacturing innovation, and the partnerships needed to translate breakthrough research into operational impact.
Discover tools, databases, and strategic resources to identify private funding opportunities and learn how to partner with MSU Foundation Relations to strengthen your funding strategy.
MSU’s Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) is hosting a webinar series on the foundations of the high-performance computing center (HPCC). Part three will provide a hands-on introduction to develop, test, run, and monitor workflows on the HPCC.
Join us for talks about research support services available at Michigan State. This session will highlight units assisting researchers throughout their research life cycle.
MSU’s Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) is hosting a webinar series on the foundations of the high-performance computing center (HPCC). Part two is about understanding the HPCC software module system, installing and building new software on the HPCC, and securely transferring big data to and from the HPCC.
Join the Office of Research and Innovation on Sept. 17, 2026, for a conversation with retired Gen. David H. Berger, moderated by John Manza, as part of the ORI Distinguished Speaker Series on National Security.
This workshop will develop your impact identity, research impact goals, and chart pathways for achieving societal impacts for your next funded project and throughout your career.
MSU’s Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) is hosting a webinar series on the foundations of the high-performance computing center (HPCC). Part one will provide a hands-on introduction to the HPCC file system, hardware, and software.
Turn your MSU research into real-world impact. From Lab to Launch connects researchers with the tools, insights and resources to explore startups, partnerships and commercialization.
The future of Air and Space warfare will be as unrecognizable from today as the early Wright Flyer and Goddard’s rockets are from today’s F-47 and Starship. However, the crucial role of AFRL science and technology innovation will remain unchanged – it will be the essential ingredient that enables the Department of the Air Force to project dominant power today and tomorrow, ensuring our decision loop stays inside that of our adversary.
MSU’s Institute for Cyber-Enabled Research (ICER) is hosting a webinar series on the foundations of the high-performance computing center (HPCC). Part three will provide a hands-on introduction to develop, test, run, and monitor workflows on the HPCC.
