No History Left Behind
Educational studies doctoral student Kimberly Ransom is bringing childhood voices back into the story of the historic Rosenwald school in Pickens County, Alabama.
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Charging Ahead
Wireless charging is already taking hold. But imagine charging your home appliances or even your car without a single wire. Rackham electrical engineering student Xin Zan is working to make that—and more—a reality.
To Walk Again
Rackham mechanical engineering student Alejandro Azocar’s work blends artificial intelligence with high-torque motors to create the next generation of bionic prostheses.
Between Silence and Speech
Rackham English and education student Elizabeth Tacke explores the complex ways people communicate about disabilities and trauma.
To the Ends of the Earth
Through a Rackham International Research Award, biogeochemistry Ph.D. candidate Rebecca Dzombak is looking for insight into the future of Earth’s climate in the ancient soils of Iceland, Scotland, and the Faroe Islands.
It Takes a Village—and an Engineer
Rackham student Sebastian Ojeda leads a team of Michigan engineers in developing a water-treatment system for earthquake-ravaged Olmedo, Ecuador.
Rackham Team Highlights Tech Adaptability, Culture at National Conference
Presentations highlighted Rackham’s leadership in institutional research at the Association for Institutional Research Annual Forum.
Fighting for Their Memory
Barbour Scholar Elham Asghari Adib explores the cellular roots of neurodegenerative disease.
History Graduate Student Haley Bowen Receives Lurcy Fellowship
Bowen will use her Lurcy Fellowship to conduct research on convents in early modern France.
Assessing the Role of Flying Cars in Sustainable Mobility
Two graduate students—one from the School for Environment and Sustainability and one from the College of Engineering—helped to author a new study of the environmental impacts of flying cars.