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University of Michigan study links emotion in emails to higher response rates
Crafting an effective email involves more than just content and length, according to a recent study by researchers at the University of Michigan.
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New theory on universal sleep pattern proposes role in memory consolidation
Researchers at the University of Michigan have proposed a new theory that may explain the universal sleep pattern observed across species.
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Research uncovers ancient hunting sites in Lake Huron
Ken McQuarrie, an Alpena native, found his career path altered after attending a local career fair where he encountered an underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV).
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HIV hijacks cellular transport: Study reveals flexible infection route
University of Michigan researchers have provided new insights into the mechanisms by which HIV exploits cellular transportation systems.
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New technique aids design of advanced reconfigurable metamaterials
A research team from the University of Michigan has developed a new observational technique to analyze phonons, the quantum mechanical "jiggles" in materials.
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Study shows benefits of positive self-disclosure at work
According to a recent study from the University of Michigan, sharing personal information at work can have significant effects on employees' emotional well-being and energy levels.
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State-level data becomes crucial as federal support for education diminishes
As the federal government plans to reduce its role in collecting and sharing educational data, state and local districts are stepping up to fill the gap.
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Study examines impact of older couples' shared drinking habits on long-term health
Older couples are encouraged to examine their drinking habits, as a new study from the University of Michigan suggests that a partner's alcohol consumption can significantly impact health outcomes.
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Study reveals bird wings evolved partly for heat regulation
For centuries, scientists have observed that animals in warmer climates tend to have longer limbs, a pattern known as Allen’s Rule.
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Study links early-life weight gain with taller adults without obesity risk
In a recent study by the University of Michigan, researchers have found that weight gain in children with undernutrition during their first decade can result in significantly taller adults without increasing the risk of obesity or high blood...
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FOIA request sent to University of Michigan Ann Arbor regarding Chinese National students on June 16, 2025
FOIA Request to University of Michigan Ann Arbor regarding Chinese National students on June 16, 2025.
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Health care jobs recover post-COVID-19; disparities remain among sectors
The health care workforce in the United States has largely recovered from the significant job losses experienced in early 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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University study reveals insights into quasicrystal stability through quantum-mechanical simulations
A recent study from the University of Michigan has provided new insights into quasicrystals, a type of solid that occupies an intermediate state between crystals and glass.
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Carbon capture method turns CO2 into cement ingredients
University of Michigan researchers, in collaboration with teams from the University of California, Davis and Los Angeles, have developed a method to convert carbon dioxide into metal oxalates.
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Art meets science at Toledo Museum's Rachel Ruysch exhibit
The Toledo Museum of Art is currently hosting an exhibition titled "Rachel Ruysch: Nature into Art," featuring the works of Dutch painter Rachel Ruysch.
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Study highlights underrepresentation of nurses in disaster response leadership
Nurses play a crucial role in delivering direct care globally, accounting for nearly 80% of hands-on care.
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University of Michigan experts available to discuss impact of tariffs on economy
Faculty members from the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business are available to discuss the implications of tariffs and other recent economic policy decisions on U.S. businesses and consumers.
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Two U-M professors elected to National Academy of Sciences
The National Academy of Sciences has elected 120 new members and 30 international members, among them two professors from the University of Michigan.
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University of Michigan study highlights emotion AI distrust among marginalized groups
Artificial intelligence is transforming many sectors, but not everyone views its evolution as favorable.
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Transportation insecurity impacts millions, University of Michigan study finds
Nearly one in five adults in the United States faces difficulty accessing reliable transportation, marking it as a significant form of material hardship, according to a study by University of Michigan researchers.