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Models for higher education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) are under pressure around the world. Although most STEM faculty and practicing scientists have learned successfully in a traditional format, they are the exception, not the norm, in their success.
Michigan State University | Articles & Op-Eds | STEM Initiative ResourcesThis framework of “three-dimensional learning” is based on the literature about how people learn science and how we can help students put their knowledge to use.
Michigan State University | Articles & Op-Eds | STEM Initiative ResourcesA team of students from the Michigan State University College of Engineering developed an app that allows a patient with muscular dystrophy to maximize the use of his exoskeleton.
Michigan State University | Some invasive species depend on one another to spread, according to new research from Michigan State University scientists.
University Research | Michigan State UniversityA four-year study suggests that AMP cattle grazing can potentially offset greenhouse gas emissions and be environmentally friendly.
University Research | Michigan State UniversityTo help advance online learning, MSU researchers are using robots to help distance learners feel more connected in their classes.
University Research | Michigan State UniversityMultitasking with multiple devices while snacking may influence food choices, according to a new Michigan State University study.
University Research | Michigan State UniversityMichigan State University scientists are testing a promising drug that may stop a gene associated with obesity from triggering breast and lung cancer, as well as prevent these cancers from growing.
University Research | Michigan State UniversityA particular type of lipid, or fat, thought to only exist in the skin, now lives in your eye and might play a major role in deterring a diabetic eye disease, according to a new Michigan State University study.
University Research | Michigan State UniversityMichigan State University scientists are engineering a virus-like particle, known as Qβ, that will generate anti-cancer immune responses in the body and potentially be used as a new vaccine for the treatment of cancer.
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