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National Academy of Sciences elects 3 MSU faculty as new members

MSU Today

Three Michigan State University faculty members have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences this year. Christoph Benning, Jianguo “Jack” Liu and Philip Robertson are among the 120 members and 30 international members being recognized for their distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.  The National Academy of Sciences was established in 1863 by an Act of Congress, signed by President Abraham Lincoln, as a private, nongovernmental institution to advise the nation on issues related …

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MSU and Apple grow Detroit’s tech talent

MSU Today

Detroit is America’s Motor City and the heart of the auto industry, known for automotive innovation and iconic vehicle manufacturers. Like its automotive counterparts, the Detroit-based partnership between Michigan State University and Apple — the Apple Developer Academy — is leading industry innovation by training the next generation of app developers. “Our goal is to strengthen the …

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From Lab to Field: Dr. Evangelyn Alocilja’s SMART Biosensors Revolutionize Rapid Disease Detection

In a world increasingly shaped by global health threats, food insecurity, and the urgent need for sustainable agriculture, one Michigan State University (MSU) researcher is quietly leading a diagnostic revolution. Dr. Evangelyn “Vangie” Alocilja, a professor in the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, has developed a suite of Simple, Mobile, Affordable, Rapid, and Transparent …

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Groundbreaking study improves children’s health across the nation

MSU Today

Why this matters: Environmental factors, such as pollution and nutrition, can have negative impacts on pregnancy and child health. Researchers are working to understand how these factors affect kids from different backgrounds. If funding is significantly reduced, generations of children across the U.S. could be negatively affected. Michigan State University researcher Jean Kerver, a Traverse City-based …

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MSU researchers fight cancer for you

MSU Today

From detection to treatments, Spartan experts develop solutions that could stop cancer in its tracks A single breakthrough can change everything. In the 1960s, Michigan State University researchers discovered cisplatin, one of the world’s most effective cancer-fighting drugs, with support from the National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute. It transformed treatment for millions …

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forensic

MSU forensic anthropologists use AI to enhance and accelerate human identification

MSU Today

An interdisciplinary team comprising of faculty and doctoral students from the Department of Anthropology and Computer Science and Engineering, have found a way to use artificial intelligence, or AI, to help forensic anthropologists identify individuals faster and more efficiently. Members of the Michigan State University Forensic Anthropology Lab, including Carolyn Isaac, Todd Fenton, Joseph Hefner, …

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Engineering

MSU launches new Technology Engineering degree program in response to industry demand

MSU Today

The Michigan State University College of Engineering officially introduced its new Technology Engineering, or TechE, undergraduate degree program to media, industry partners and the campus community at an April 17 event held in the MSU STEM Teaching and Learning Facility. Technology Engineering, the college’s newest bachelor of science degree program, was developed from the ground …

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Athlete

BRCĒ: Inside the MSU startup aiming to revolutionize athletes’ footwear

The State News

A group of Michigan State University students is making waves in the entrepreneurial world with their innovative company, BRCĒ (pronounced “brace”). What began as a simple idea for better shoelaces has blossomed into a business gaining both national and international recognition. BRCĒ was founded by CEO and computer science junior Madhav Aggarwal, who initially worked …

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Candy

Student start-up Zolli Candy aims to make people smile

The State News

“No means no!” are words that every kid hears when their parents tell them not to buy something while shopping, stay up late or eat that piece of candy. One more piece of candy is too much sugar… right? For finance sophomore Alina Morse, no didn’t mean no. After her dad refused a lollipop at …

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