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Research Powers App To Build Early Movement Skills

Research from Michigan State University powers a new app helping young children build motor skills through short, engaging activities. The tool supports early development for families and educators.
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Study Links PFAS Exposure to Weaker Immune Response, Raising Water Protection Needs

Research from Michigan State University links PFAS exposure to a weaker immune response in adults. The findings highlight the need for stronger drinking water protections and reduced exposure.
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Examining the Link Between Newborn Hearing Tests and Autism Risk

Research from Michigan State University suggests newborn hearing tests may help identify early signs of autism risk. The findings could support earlier intervention and better outcomes for children.
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School of Social Work and Henry Ford Health’s Trauma Recovery Center Are Improving Holistic Healing

A partnership between Michigan State University and Henry Ford Health is strengthening trauma-informed care for survivors. The program supports more holistic healing through training and clinical practice.
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Research Tests Cooling Tech for Formula 1 Drivers

Research from Michigan State University tested cooling technologies for Formula 1 drivers to reduce heat stress. The findings help identify safer, more effective ways to protect driver performance and health.
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Research Links Mental Health, School Climate to Attendance

Research from Michigan State University shows mental health and school climate play key roles in student attendance. The findings highlight ways schools can reduce chronic absenteeism and better support students.
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Study: Narcissism and Relationship Satisfaction More Complex Than Expected

A study from Michigan State University found narcissism affects relationships in more complex ways than expected. Not all traits harm satisfaction, challenging common assumptions.
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Helping Michigan’s Youngest Readers Succeed

Michigan State University is helping improve early literacy through research, family support and hands-on education programs. These efforts aim to give young children across Michigan a stronger start in reading.
Announcements
Spartans Helping Shape the Future of Literacy in Michigan
Three Spartans were recognized by the Michigan Council of Teachers of English for their leadership, teaching, and contributions to literacy education across Michigan.
Take a Second to See How MSU and U-M Partner Off the Field
Research collaborations, food drives, and community initiatives show how MSU and U-M are turning a historic rivalry into meaningful impact beyond the field.
MSU Scientist Bruno Basso Honored for Contributions to Agronomic Research
The American Society of Agronomy and partnering scientific societies are recognizing MSU’s Bruno Basso for research that has transformed modern agricultural practices.
MSU, Michigan Tech Partner to Advance Dual-Use Technologies That Improve Everyday Life
MSU and Michigan Tech are partnering to advance technologies that address national security challenges while benefiting areas such as health, energy, and manufacturing.
Physiology Professor Receives Mayo Clinic Early-Career Alumni Award
Erica Wehrwein’s work at MSU is advancing physiology education by helping students connect complex biological systems to real-world health and medicine.
Teena Gerhardt Named 2027 Association for Women in Mathematics Fellow
MSU mathematician Teena Gerhardt has been named a 2027 Fellow of the Association for Women in Mathematics for her leadership, mentorship, and service to the field.