MSU Research Provides New Insights Into Rare Pediatric Lung Disease
MSU researchers are providing new insights into the genetic causes of pediatric pulmonary hypertension, a rare and devastating lung disease.
Radiology Professor Develops Battery-Free Sensor for Neural and Cardiovascular Disease Detection
MSU associate professor Chunqi Qian, Ph.D., is developing a wireless, battery-free sensor that can detect early-stage changes linked to brain and heart diseases before they become severe.
Nutritional and Mental Health in Young Children Is the Focus of MSUCOM Global Research
Two MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine professors are working to improve the nutritional and mental health of children and their mothers in Africa through global research.
Grant Helps Kids with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Become More Active and Social
MSU College of Nursing researcher Patty West received a $507,000 NIH grant to develop a virtual reality-based physical activity intervention for adolescents with intellectual disabilities.
While MSU Greenhouse Updates Spark Innovative Research, Needs Remain
After the most recent phase of the project, 60% of the MSU Plant Science Research Greenhouse Complex has been renovated. Funding is needed to address the remaining 40%.
How Supermassive Black Holes Feed Themselves
New James Webb Space Telescope images provide the clearest view to date of how supermassive black holes feed themselves, solving a mystery that has stumped scientists for decades.
Dual-Purpose Team Helps Michigan Manufacturers Cut Costs and Train Students for Energy Careers
MSU’s Industrial Training and Assessment Center helps manufacturers reduce costs while preparing the next generation of energy and manufacturing professionals.
Designing Smarter Roads to Engage Driver Attention and Reduce Noise
MSU researchers are designing smarter road infrastructure to improve driver awareness, reduce crashes and make highways safer.
How Mini Hearts Could Help Transform How We Treat Heart Disease
MSU scientists are creating heart organoids, uncovering new insights into future brain-heart communication.
Recent MSU Graduate Named Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellow
MSU alumnus Aaron Philip (‘26) has been named a U.S. Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellow, becoming the second Spartan in university history to earn the designation.