News and Announcements
- WSU E2 Challenge winner plans launch of his business in the alternative energy field
- DETROIT– Six months ago, WSU mathematics graduate student and Ann Arbor, Mich., resident David Collins had a great busines
- Wayne State to host free science and engineering career exploration event for high school and college students
- DETROIT— Today’s world of highly skilled workers trained in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEMs)
- Wayne State University spin-off, SenSound, and Revware, Inc. announce launch of new product for resolving noise and sound problems in wide range of products and industries
- DETROIT, MICHIGAN. SenSound, LLC and its digitizer manufacturing partner, Revware, Inc., announced today the launch SenCAH, a p
- Wayne State University researcher discovers dynamic nature of gene editing enzyme
- DETROIT– The heart of one of nature’s gene editing enzymes has at least three different forms, according to a paper
- NIH comes to Michigan Nov. 11 to brief life sciences community
- Officials from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will brief Michigan's life sciences community - from academic researchers
- Wayne State senior leads grassroots effort for food sustainability in Detroit through “action research”
- DETROIT– For anyone who has ever attended a Wayne State farmers market or spent time in an on-campus garden, chances are t
- U-M/WSU center announces 2009 pilot scholars
- Wayne State to launch child-focused obesity center funded by $5.7 million NIH grant
- DETROIT—While obesity is a growing problem with Americans, it is significantly higher among African Americans, particularl
- WSU partners with Duke, University of Washington and Group Health Research Institute to develop ResearchToolkit.org
- Wayne State University, in partnership with the Duke University Translational Medicine Institute, the University of Washington&r
- Wayne State University School of Medicine secures additional grant for Women's Reproductive Health Career Development Center
- The Wayne State University School of Medicine continues its role as a leader in obstetric and gynecological research with the re
- Wayne State University to lead $6.25 million NIH research program on one of the most common inherited neurological disorders: Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease
- DETROIT—The National Institutes of Health announced yesterday a second phase of the Rare Diseases Clinical Research Networ
- Wayne State University researchers receive funding to seek new ways to halt sight threatening disease, retinopathy, feared by diabetics
- DETROIT— Renu A. Kowluru, Ph.D., professor of ophthalmology, anatomy/cell biology and endocrinology at Wayne State Univers
- Wayne State University announces fifth annual E2 Detroit entrepreneurship conference; Keynote speakers include Rick Inatome, Michigan computer pioneer, and Thomas Murphy, former mayor of Pittsburgh
- DETROIT—Wayne State University will host the fifth annual E2 Detroit conference on Thursday, Oct. 15. Built upon the found
- Michigan computer pioneer Rick Inatome to speak at WSU’s E2 Detroit Oct. 15;
- DETROIT— Officials at Wayne State University announced today that Rick Inatome, Michigan native, life-long entrepreneur an
- Wayne State's School of Medicine exploring alternative therapies to reduce anxiety in children undergoing MRIs
- DETROIT— Three Wayne State University School of Medicine researchers will explore complementary and alternative medicine t
- Michigan’s URC rises in rankings: R&D, high tech climbs
- Impact on Michigan’s economy climbs to new high of $14.5 billion
Michigan’s University Research Corridor has grown
- Wayne State University to lead first ever combined imaging and genetics study in childhood OCD
- Unique collaboration between WSU, the University of Michigan and Hospital for Sick Children/University of Toronto will examine r
- Troy High School senior jumpstarts med school plans by job shadowing Wayne State traumatic brain injury researcher
- DETROIT– She still has a year of high school to go, but Troy High School student Gayathri Kollipara already knows the day-
- WSU researchers receive $1.32 million to develop technology for clean, renewable fuel alternative
- DETROIT– Understanding the process by which solar energy can be used to create an alternative to fossil fuel is the focus
- WSU faculty receives stimulus funds to continue congenital abnormality in children study
- Tej Mattoo, MD, professor and chief of Pediatric Nephrology at Wayne State University’s School of Medicine and Children&rs
- Wayne State University/Karmanos Cancer Institute receive additional funding to improve access to cancer care
- Nationwide, African Americans have the highest death rate of all racial or ethnic groups, according to the American Cancer Socie
- WSU/KCI review of breast and cervical cancer screening program highlights need to address economic challenges of uncompensated care
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DETROIT—With approximately 44 million Americans uninsured, health care systems and providers bear much of the financial
- Wayne State University preliminary study on Health Enhancement Products, PAZ, indicates encouraging results in inflammation when managing cholesterol; Study is expanded
- Health Enhancement Products, Inc. (OTCBB: HEPI.OB), in conjunction with Wayne State University (WSU), announced that the WSU res
- IOG Director Edits Once-A-Decade Journal on Alzheimer’s
- Peter Lichtenberg, Ph.D., director of Wayne State University’s Institute of Gerontology, is guest editor of the spring iss
- Wayne State partners with state to train first wave of Michigan’s electric and hybrid vehicle workforce
- Wayne State University and the Michigan Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth (DELEG) are partnering to train hybrid e
- Wayne State University announces fifth annual E2 Detroit conference
- DETROIT— (August 18, 2009) Wayne State University and TechTown, WSU’s business incubator, will host the fifth annual
- Wayne State University researchers awarded $18 million in federal stimulus grants
- Detroit - Wayne State University faculty have received nearly $18 million in research grants under the federal government’
- WSU project works to improve special education for minority students in southwest Detroit
- DETROIT– Minority children with disabilities may have a more successful education ahead of them, thanks to a Wayne State p
- Wayne State receives $5 million grant for electric vehicle engineering program
- As part of President Barak Obama’s economic recovery plan to revitalize the automotive industry, the U.S. Department of En
- WSU developing efficient, cost-effective method for outsourcing large-scale data crunching and computer storage
- DETROIT– As today’s businesses struggle to meet their needs for large-scale information processing and storage, one
- Health Enhancement Products Announces Positive Preliminary Analysis of Wayne State University Study: Initial Results Show PAZ Organic Compounds Significantly Reduces LDL (Bad) Cholesterol and Significantly Improves HDL (Good) Cholesterol
- SCOTTSDALE, AZ- July 15, 2009-- Health Enhancement Products, Inc. (OTC BB: HEPI.OB) today announced preliminary results of its s
- Six Wayne State University student teams pursuing entrepreneurial dreams
- DETROIT—What do six student groups plus six great entrepreneurial ideas equal? Wayne State University officials think it m
- Researchers from Wayne State University, University of California Santa Barbara and University of Southampton, UK, discover that the solid material, Bi2Ti2O7, may be both glass and crystal; May lead to new types of electronic materials
- DETROIT—Most solid materials can be neatly divided into two structure systems – crystal or glass. Crystal structures
- Michigan Technology & Research Institute of Ann Arbor to partner with Wayne State University on potential new treatment of depression
- DETROIT—The Michigan Technology & Research Institute (MITRI), in Ann Arbor, Mich., and Wayne State University have par
- University of Sydney faculty member to join Wayne State University as Fulbright Scholar - International collaboration aims to establish international research program focused on CMT, one of the most common inherited neurological disorders
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DETROIT— Wayne State University is pleased to welcome Dr. Joshua Burns who will spend three m
- Wayne State University researcher defines new treatment intervention recommendations for mini-strokes: May lead to reduced rates of strokes and further brain damage
- DETROIT—A Wayne State University School of Medicine professor has co-written a new definition and national treatment recom
- Wayne State Web site helps students cross the ‘Phinish’ line
- DETROIT—Tom Jankowski battled writer’s block for four years. While trying to complete his dissertation, he got distr
- Wayne State researcher receives grant to expand program for treating Borderline Personality Disorder
- The Wayne State University program that provides scientifically-proven treatments for Borderline Personality Disorder recently r
- Wayne State researcher tests new, comprehensive therapy for mental illness and co-occurring substance abuse
- For people suffering with both severe mental health and substance use disorder, the best treatment could be a combination of pat
- Wayne State researcher developing strategy for integrating alternative energy sources with existing power grids
- A Wayne State researcher is developing a strategy that manages new and old energy sources in one dynamic, integrated system that
- Wayne State University and Children’s Hospital of Michigan research team discover chemical that plays a major role in pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder
- DETROIT— Wayne State University medical researchers recently discovered a chemical that plays a major role in children wit
- Wayne State announces $293,200 Research Enhancement Program in the Arts
- Wayne State University Vice President for Research Hilary H. Ratner announced the awardees from the university’s Research
- Wayne State researcher works to improve refining process for cleaner burning gas and use of North American oil sources
- DETROIT– A Wayne State researcher is working to improve a step in the crude oil refining process which could result in gas
- WSU researcher receives Department of Defense award to develop computer model of mild traumatic brain injury
- DETROIT– Liying Zhang, Ph.D., associate professor of biomedical engineering in WSU’s College of Engineering and resi