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Taking a data-driven approach to precision medicine
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MTRAC program invests $494,000 to accelerate innovation in biomedical technologies
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WSU research group receives NSF award for collaborative research on the interdependency of drinking water and health systems
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Wayne State to develop rigorous computing system to better understand internal workings of the human body
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Managing medical devices: Researchers bring legacy life-cycle analytics to modernized platforms
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Wayne State research team creating millimeter-scale lithium-ion battery for autonomous applications
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Wayne State researchers add photoacoustic imaging to improve EVLA treatment for venous diseases
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Chemical engineering students receive prestigious recognition for sustainability research
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Wayne State alumnus receives patent for innovative battery technology
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Researchers collaborate on breakthrough microsensor design to improve data collection from hard-to-monitor environments
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Biomedical engineering faculty awarded at neuroscience conference for brain blast injury research
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WSU chemical engineering assistant professor receives NSF CAREER award for vaccine adjuvant research
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Wayne State researchers working with U.S. Army to optimize vehicle engine performance
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Wayne State research team using collagen to strengthen engineered blood vessels
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Facebook awards Wayne State’s Weisong Shi for edge computing infrastructure
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Engineering students awarded at 2018 Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Symposium
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Wayne State research team receives Azure Award from Microsoft to use artificial intelligence to address environmental issues
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Wayne State University partners with Great Lakes Water Authority to conduct drinking water research
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Wayne State researchers using photoacoustics to develop new breast cancer diagnostic tool
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Wayne State engineering professor earns NSF CAREER award for wireless wearable biosensors
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Research presents new information about Flint water crisis
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Wayne State research can distinguish between aggressive and less aggressive cancer
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STREMS: A real-time solution to challenges in pre-hospital medical care
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Wayne State receives $1.2 million NSF grant to develop autonomous battery operating system
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Wayne State professors receive $500k from NSF to enhance computational research
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