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The Alpena-Amberley Ridge is an ongoing archaeology project in Lake Huron that looks at a 9,000 year old hunter-gather site. The lead researchers on this project have returned to Alpena for their 16th year of investigation.
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Dr. Eva L. Feldman from the ALS Center of Excellence at Michigan Medicine in Ann Arbor said they are tackling the disease from many angles.
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Wolf and moose populations are stabilizing on the only national park in Michigan.
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The LSSU student-faculty duo hopes the sequenced genome of the freshwater sponge Corvomeyenia everetti will help fight off future invasive species.
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New research could synthesize the biological antifreeze chemicals that keep some frogs, insects, and fish from freezing in extreme cold. The potential is environmentally-friendly de-icers.
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As part of the CHIPS and Science Act, the federal government will choose 20 regional tech hubs across the country in an effort to boost high-tech manufacturing supply chains. Five Michigan regions have submitted applications.
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Several departments across campus in Mount Pleasant are now eligible to receive funding from NASA and access new technical resources.
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A bipartisan group of eleven Michigan state lawmakers is asking Wayne State University to end what they call “invasive” and “disturbing” experiments on dogs.Wayne State has done heart research on dogs for 30 years. The experiments involve surgically implanting devices to induce heart failure, and other devices to induce hypertension.
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Michigan is seeing a shortage of farmers and farm workers, but the agriscience industry is growing and booming. Mark Forbush is the Michigan Advisor for…
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Researchers say the Neowise comet will be visible in Michigan’s sky for up to two weeks - before disappearing for seven-thousand years.The comet will come…