Nina Molina
For The Daily
Research
Minutes into her ultrasound appointment in February of 2019, Alyson Irwin, who was 20 weeks pregnant at the time, and her husband Phil Irwin saw the technician turn off the screen and leave the room to get their physician.
As wildfires continue to desolate the West Coast, scientists fear that efforts to reduce the impact of climate change are insufficient.
The University of Michigan Ford School of Public Policy hosted a webinar Wednesday afternoon about the disproportionate impact of facial recognition technology on students of color. The event was presented by the Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program.
While working at Michigan Medicine, Katie Scott, an intensive care unit nurse, said she can see University of Michigan students lining up outside residence halls waiting to get into the dining halls.
A group of University of Michigan researchers is currently studying the concentrations of coronavirus in public spaces around the Ann Arb
