MSU Receives $2.5M grant for further COVID wastewater research
Michigan State University has received another $2.7 million for wastewater evaluation and reporting in Southeast Michigan.
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MSU announces support for Apple Developer Academy in Detroit
MSU announced supporters of the new Apple Developer Academy in Detroit, a transformative education collaboration between Apple and MSU, creating the first Apple Developer Academy in North America.
Mcity + partners bring free, on-demand, autonomous vehicle shuttle service to Ann Arbor
Mcity joined May Mobility, and Ann Arbor SPARK to announce the launch of A2GO, the free shuttle service available to the public starting October 2021. Partners on A2GO include !important Safety Technologies, 4M, Office…
Business Leaders Concerned about Negative Higher Education Funding Changes
Business leaders from across the state spoke out today about the need to maintain funding for Michigan’s universities — especially the state’s top research universities – so businesses will be able to tap the highly…
MSU establishes Advisory Council to further accelerate MSU Mobility’s vision
With experts from eight respected mobility-oriented organizations taking part in the council, MSU is well positioned to gain valuable insight and perspectives of future industry and societal needs and the types of…
New MSU partnership brings e-scooters back to campus
"Spin has demonstrated itself to be an innovative leader in the micromobility space and we are excited to provide our campus with improved mobility while continuing to evolve MSU into a best-in-class first-mile last-mile…
Supporting Michigan’s Mental Health
Mental health is an important part of overall health and wellness, and includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress,…
U-M, Ford open world-class robotics complex
As robots and autonomous systems are poised to become part of our everyday lives, the University of Michigan and Ford Motor Co. are opening a one-of-a-kind facility where they’ll develop robots and roboticists that help…
First license for AV testing software developed by U-M’s Mcity goes to American Center for Mobility
A unique new cloud-based operating system for testing connected or automated vehicles has for the first time been licensed for use beyond Mcity at the University of Michigan, where it was developed.
First license for AV testing software developed by U-M’s Mcity goes to American Center for Mobility
A unique new cloud-based operating system for testing connected or automated vehicles has for the first time been licensed for use beyond Mcity at the University of Michigan, where it was developed.