Research

A trial to see if deer will consume oral vaccines shows some promise for preventing the spread of bovine tuberculosis in wild animals.

Harvesting the power of wave motion as a renewable energy source has been a goal for many marine researchers in Michigan.

The big challenge is that hydrogen likes to bond to other elements — think H2O — so it takes a lot of energy to isolate hydrogen into a usable form. But there may be large deposits of naturally-occurring hydrogen gas in Michigan, according to a new map from the U.S. Geological Survey.

A new monitoring system in the Manistee River will soon help researchers keep a closer eye on a threatened fish species.

Roughly 70 Michigan researchers gathered at the Alzheimer Association International Conference to share their findings. Many medical and emotional breakthroughs are coming through the conference, with more being made public by the day.

Panelists from regional and state agencies echoed a need for collaboration across multiple agencies and stakeholders.

Researchers still don't know much about didymo or "rock snot," a microscopic algae that can bloom into thick, slimy mats on rivers.

Community members are helping researchers in northeast Michigan collect data on salamander populations.

Michigan researchers are testing out an "emerging tool," they hope could eradicate an infectious disease spread by deer.

The five-year, $9.6 million grant from the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health will fund study, called “Genetic Variation in Cancer Risk and Outcomes in African Americans.”