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Motorola Foundation awards $75,000 grant to College of Engineering for teacher training

Michigan State University’s College of Engineering will receive a $75,000 Innovation Generation grant from the Motorola Foundation in support of a program to introduce middle- and high-school teachers and students to innovative and inspiring engineering design concepts.

 

Publish Date: Oct. 06, 2008

Experts agree: Environmental standards needed for biofuels

The United States lacks the standards to ensure that producing biofuels from cellulose won't cause environmental harm, says a distinguished group of international scientists. But because the industry is so young, policymakers have an exceptional opportunity to develop incentive programs to ensure the industry doesn’t harm the environment.

Publish Date: Oct. 03, 2008

Proposed financial bailout no drop in the bucket, MSU experts say

New additions to a proposed financial system bailout plan would carry it over the $700 billion mark originally estimated to free up the credit market.

Publish Date: Oct. 01, 2008 | Multimedia: Picture(s)Audio(s)

MSU receives Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation grant to study African agricultural markets

Michigan State University today announced a $4 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to lead a project designed to improve research and analysis of agricultural markets in sub-Saharan Africa.   

Publish Date: Sept. 29, 2008 | Multimedia: Picture(s)Video(s)

MSU students play special role in ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition’

Now that ABC’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” has set up shop in Holt, Mich., more than 300 Spartans will be in on the action. But instead of being sword-wielding soldiers, these students from the MSU School of Planning, Design and Construction will be designers, supervisors and volunteers for the widely popular show.

Publish Date: Sept. 26, 2008

New book: Americans vote by party, not issues

Like their predecessors of the 1950s, American voters of today generally cast their ballots based on which political party they most identify with rather than on specific issues, according to a new book co-authored by a Michigan State University political scientist.

Publish Date: Sept. 23, 2008 | Multimedia: Picture(s)Video(s)

First group of MSU Community Builders announced

Fifty-three businesses and organizations were recognized Monday for their collaborations with Michigan State University to advance economic development and quality of life in mid-Michigan.

Publish Date: Sept. 22, 2008

First group of MSU Community Builders to be announced

More than 50 businesses and organizations will be recognized Monday as the inaugural group of MSU Community Builders for their work with Michigan State University to improve mid-Michigan.

Publish Date: Sept. 19, 2008

New York Times’ Thomas Friedman to speak on new green revolution

Three-time Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman will be in Michigan to outline an emerging agenda that will make “green power the next great global industry.”

Publish Date: Sept. 05, 2008 | Multimedia: Picture(s)

MSU technology that converts plant fibers to biofuel commercialized

A Kansas company has licensed Michigan State University technology that uses enzymes from a microbe in a cow’s stomach to create plants that can be more efficiently turned into biofuel.

Publish Date: Sept. 03, 2008 | Multimedia: Picture(s)

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