Past Extinctions Patterns Don't Predict Extinction Risk Today
MSU researchers partnered with other universities to combine wildlife camera images, fossil records, and species data from the past 130,000 years to identify species most at risk of extinction.
MSU Receives $30M NSF Grant To Establish Turbulence Research Center
The National Science Foundation has awarded MSU a $30 million grant to establish the Transformative Explorations in Multi-Physics and Engineering of Scientific Turbulence Center.
Michigan Universities Partner To Improve Beach Water Testing
Researchers from four Michigan universities are testing a portable device that can detect harmful bacteria at beaches in just 15 minutes, helping communities respond to water safety risks faster.
Ask The Expert: How Does Cyclospora Make Its Way Into Our Food?
As cyclospora infections rise across the U.S., MSU's Joan Rose sheds light on how sewage contamination may be spreading the parasite through food and water.
Researcher Works Toward Eradication of Hepatitis Through Education, Vaccinations
MSU researcher Peter Gulick is helping lead efforts to eradicate hepatitis C by expanding education, testing and treatment opportunities across Michigan.
How Insects Could Help Detect PFAS Contamination
MSU researchers discover that insects have an unexpected biological ability to sense human-made chemicals that do not naturally occur in the environment.
Mutation Hotspots Help 'Friendly' Viruses Outmaneuver the Bacteria in Your Gut
As antibiotic resistance rises worldwide, MSU researchers have identified a viral survival mechanism that could improve future phage therapies.
New Study: Unfairness Isn’t Morally Wrong to Preschoolers (or Adults) in Most Cases
New MSU research suggests preschoolers don’t automatically see unfairness as morally wrong unless the harm it causes is made clear.
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