UM scientists and scholars, drawing on the strength of public and private partnerships around the globe, take on some of the world’s biggest problems, including malaria, cardiovascular disease and natural disasters.

Boosting the speed of sound to superluminal velocities, cutting pollution from coal-burning power plants, providing less-invasive treatments for obese patients and more.

New guide dispels common myths about sharks, a reference guide to institutional pharmacy practice, and using motivation and psychology to improve putting and golf scores.

Showing law enforcement authorities how to crack down on crimes committed via e-mail, the Internet and other electronic tools is a specialty of UM’s National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law.

Foreign competition has dealt several blows to the manufacturing economy of Mississippi, but the concept of mass customization may help the state’s industries maintain their market share. The key lies in giving customers exactly what they want.

Researchers at the UM Medical Center are working with colleagues across the country to figure out why frogs, salamanders and other amphibians are disappearing worldwide. Along the way, they are learning more about immune system function and how to prevent and treat human diseases.

UM scientists and scholars, drawing on the strength of public and private partnerships around the globe, take on some of the world’s biggest problems, including malaria, cardiovascular disease and natural disasters.

Boosting the speed of sound to superluminal velocities, cutting pollution from coal-burning power plants, providing less-invasive treatments for obese patients and more.

New guide dispels common myths about sharks, a reference guide to institutional pharmacy practice, and using motivation and psychology to improve putting and golf scores.

Showing law enforcement authorities how to crack down on crimes committed via e-mail, the Internet and other electronic tools is a specialty of UM’s National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law.

Foreign competition has dealt several blows to the manufacturing economy of Mississippi, but the concept of mass customization may help the state’s industries maintain their market share. The key lies in giving customers exactly what they want.

Researchers at the UM Medical Center are working with colleagues across the country to figure out why frogs, salamanders and other amphibians are disappearing worldwide. Along the way, they are learning more about immune system function and how to prevent and treat human diseases.