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Four 1880s female graduates of the U-M Medical School -  Dr. Bertha Van Hoosen ('88), Dr. Josephine Dorr Blake ('87), Dr. Elizabeth Farrand ('87), Dr. Esther Clara Herrick Brooks ('86)
News Release

Milestones in the history of women in medicine and biomedical science at U-M

While their path was not smooth, faces and names from the past and present show the power of persistence
Health Lab

A protein tape-recorder enables scientists to measure and decode cellular processes at scale and over time

A new tool, developed at the University of Michigan, acts as a tape recorder produced and maintained by the cell itself, enabling scientists to rewind back in time and view interactions on a large scale and over long periods of time.
portrait of Huda Akil
Department News

Dr. Huda Akil speaks at National Institutes of Health

Dr. Akil invited to speak at highest-profile lecture program at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
A family dealing with early diagnosed dementia creates an environment to help keep cherished traditions like the annual gingerbread contest, his wife shares.
Research News

Delaying dementia diagnosis wastes precious time, Michigan experts warn

Published in Bridge Michigan by Robin Erb
Technology used to perform histotripsy, a revolutionary non-invasive cancer treatment recently made available at the University of Michigan Health-West - Isaac Ritchey
Research News

University of Michigan opens brain-computer interface clinic in Ann Arbor

University of Michigan Health opened its clinic to patients with severe motor and speech impairments on Tuesday, Dec. 16, led by MNI member Dr. Matthew Willsey, professor of neurosurgery and biomedical engineering
Research News

MNI Member Dr. Cindy Chestek - Learning the Language of Nerves

How do you move a robotic hand by thinking? In this short video, U-M engineer and MNI Member Cindy Chestek explains how muscle-graft nerve interfaces—developed with plastic surgeon Paul Cederna—and machine learning translate intent into real-time prosthetic movement.

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MNI Winter Gathering

MNI faculty, postdocs, students, and staff—you're warmly invited to celebrate the season at our annual MNI Winter Gathering! Enjoy delicious food, good company, and holiday cheer. Join the fun with our Ugly Sweater Contest, lively small group games, and networking opportunities.