Announcements
Cox Named Research Integrity Officer
Cox joins the Office of Research and Innovation after nine years at MSU where he has served as chair and professor in the Department of Physiology.
Verboncoeur honored by IEEE Technical Community
John Verboncoeur of Michigan State University will receive the 2022 Charles K. Birdsall Award from the Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers.
Cook Becomes First Black Woman on Federal Reserve Board
Michigan State University economist and professor Lisa D. Cook today was confirmed by the Senate Banking Committee to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Cook is the first Black woman to serve on the board in its 108-year history.
HPCC Undergoing Maintenance May 11
The HPCC will be unavailable on May 11th while we upgrade the firewall and conduct our regular updates to improve the performance and reliability of the HPCC.
MTRAC AgBio Innovation Challenge Now Open for Submissions
The MTRAC AgBio Innovation Challenge is a new technology concept competition designed to match the fitness of university-developed emerging technologies to validated, near-term market applications in agriculture, biomaterials, and industrial and environmental (i.e., non-medical) biotechnology markets. This scope of opportunities is referred to herein as “AgBio”. The purpose of the Challenge is to help the MTRAC program assess technology-market risks and opportunities.
Schmidt Receives Distinguished Contributions to Research in Education Award
Michigan State University Professor William H. Schmidt is the recipient of the 2022 Distinguished Contributions to Research in Education Award presented by the American Educational Research Association, or AERA. It is the premier award for outstanding achievement and success in education research.
Promislow Named 2022 SIAM Fellow
Michigan State University mathematician Keith Promislow was named a 2022 SIAM Fellow for his contributions to rigorous asymptotic reductions, development of novel models and their applications, and service to the applied mathematics community by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics.
MSU Graduate is Two-Time Gates Cambridge Scholar
Jasmine Jordan, a 2021 graduate from the College of Social Science, has been named a Gates Cambridge Scholar for the second time. In fall 2022, she will begin a doctorate in criminology at the University of Cambridge.