Fastest wind from stellar mass black hole discovered  
The fastest wind ever discovered blowing off a disk around a stellar-mass black hole has been observed by a team of astronomers that includes a U-Michigan student.
MTV will tape U-M prof's lecture for new series, students welcome  
Bruce Conforth, professor of American Culture, will share his famous end-of-the-semester lecture on MTV's college network for a new series pilot profiling some of the country's best collegiate lecturers.
Protecting people from deadly floods, quakes in the Philippines  
Typhoons thrash the Philippines every year, causing flash flooding and mudslides that often kill hundreds of people in the Southeast Asian nation.
Energy-recycling computer technology from University of Michigan goes global through semiconductor firm AMD  
An energy-recycling computer circuit will enable more power efficient laptop PCs.
Energy harvesting technology wins top prize at Michigan Clean Energy Venture Challenge  
A unique energy-harvesting technology has won the $50,000 first prize in the Michigan Clean Energy Venture Challenge, judges announced today.
How social media help save an endangered language  
Less than 10 people born in Michigan grew up speaking the native language of the area's indigenous people. But more than 2,700 like the language on Facebook.
$15 million gift gives major boost to fellowships at Michigan Engineering  
In recognition of a gift to the College of Engineering, the Computer Science and Engineering Building will be named the Bob and Betty Beyster Building.
Two U-M early-career scientists win 2012 Sloan research fellowships  
Two U-M early-career scientists, Mi Hee Lim and Sarah Veatch, win 2012 Sloan research fellowships.
Curtain rises (again) on dynamic international collaboration as Royal Shakespeare Company returns to U-M in March  
What goes into creating a layered and complex theatrical production of world-class quality?
        
  • Fastest wind from stellar mass black hole discovered  
  • MTV will tape U-M prof's lecture for new series, students welcome  
  • Protecting people from deadly floods, quakes in the Philippines  
  • Energy-recycling computer technology from University of Michigan goes global through semiconductor firm AMD  
  • Energy harvesting technology wins top prize at Michigan Clean Energy Venture Challenge  
  • How social media help save an endangered language  
  • $15 million gift gives major boost to fellowships at Michigan Engineering  
  • Two U-M early-career scientists win 2012 Sloan research fellowships  
  • Curtain rises (again) on dynamic international collaboration as Royal Shakespeare Company returns to U-M in March  
 
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Warped space lens provides zoomed-in image of faraway galaxy

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