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Twenty-five years after the Rwandan genocide, the African country continues to work on healing through remembrance and reconciliation. Four faculty members whose research focuses on trauma and recovery recently traveled to the African country to learn from...

Associate Professor Dara Hill's long-term research is painting a complex portrait of how Detroit's new residents are navigating a turbulent education system....

������-Dearborn educators are leading the way in creating pathways to opportunity for those with trauma exposure through a new promising approach....

A ������-Dearborn professor is exploring whether machine learning can help create individually tuned, responsive climate control systems we never have to fight over....

Check out whose work is getting funded, find new funding opportunities, and learn about ways ������-Dearborn can support your next project in the September update from the Office of Research....

������-Dearborn bioengineering professor Amanda Esquivel is pioneering new techniques to explore underexplored questions about how athletes get hurt....

The exhibition series looks at food, politics, cultural celebrations, art and more — whatever allows someone to celebrate their full selves in their halal spaces....

In an era where we expect our machines to think and act more like us, a quirky branch of computer science is getting a fresh look....

Bioengineering professor Joe Lo’s latest project is using a hundred-year-old technology to unravel the mysteries of how Type II diabetes exacts its toll on the body....

For a long time, science fiction has helped us imagine life alongside robots that move just like us. But realizing that dream is still a technological moonshot....