MSU Welcomes American Communities Project
The American Communities Project, ACP, is bringing its unique, data-driven perspective on local communities to its new home at the Michigan State University School of Journalism.
Decoding Crop Genetics with Artificial Intelligence
Spartan researchers are working across disciplines to bring the power of AI to plant biology with the support of more than $1 million from the NSF.
Curbing Anti-Asian Racism Through Poetry
Through her research and latest book, Divya Victor, Associate Professor in MSU’s Department of English and Creative Writing Program, tells the story of South Asian immigrants, and those belonging to the South Asian diaspora, and how they navigate public spaces in the United States.
MSU, URC Fuel Michigan's Economy
Michigan State University is playing a pivotal role in Michigan’s economy by enabling students to obtain valuable degrees, providing talent, and conducting cutting-edge research according to an economic impact report prepared by Anderson Economic Group (AEG).
MSU Ranked in Top 100 for Patents Issued Among Universities Worldwide
Michigan State University has been ranked among the top 100 patent-granting universities worldwide — positioning MSU again as a longtime leader in supporting the vital role patents play in advancing research and innovation.
MSU, Facebook Develop Research Model to Fight Deepfakes
Technological advancements make it nearly impossible to tell whether an image of a person that appears on social media platforms is actually a real human. The MSU-Facebook detection method is the first to go beyond standard-model classification methods.
MSU Welcomes the Arrival of World-Leading Cyclotron Technology
Michigan State University and Bold Advanced Medical Future, or BAMF, Health announced the delivery of two advanced GE PETtrace 890 cyclotrons at the Doug Meijer Medical Innovation Building in Grand Rapids. The equipment classifies the facility as the most modern and advanced dual-cyclotron radiopharmacy in the world.
Mobile Speech Lab Brings Research on Stuttering to Children and Families
Bridget Walsh, an assistant professor of Communicative Sciences and Disorders has created a lab on wheels to reach families far from her brick-and-mortar lab on the East Lansing campus.
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