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U-M Research CentersThe following are comprised Academic departments at University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University with relevance to Washtenaw County clusters.The University of Michigan is a powerhouse of research. The University’s Office of Technology Transfer continues to expand its programs to encourage researchers to move technologies and discoveries from the university to the marketplace. The Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area will continue to benefit from this due to geographic proximity. However, a deeper understanding of and connections with relevant departments could also provide an economic boost for the community by ensuring local companies are aware of compatible technologies being developed at the University, as well as Eastern. This is especially true in light of the U-M’s proposed Accelerated Innovation and Technology-Based Economic Development plan. College of Engineering NASA BioScience Engineering Institute (NBEI) Tissue bioscience and engineering Molecular biophysics and engineering Transport and phenomena in biology and devices BioMEMS and biomaterials National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network (NNIN) – NSF Solid-state electronics, nanofabrication, Si integrated circuits and compound semiconductor processing Aerospace (ranked #4 by US News & World Report) Flight dynamics and controls Gas dynamics Structural dynamics Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Center for Ultrafast Optical Science (CUOS) Electro-optics, ablation, attosecond Materials Science and Engineering (105 years old) High strength alloys for jet and rocket engines Strong and light compounds for aerospace applications Conducting polymers for biosensors Solid freeform fabricated ceramics for bone tissue engineering scaffolds Thin films for corrosion and wear coatings Multimetallic oxide nanopowders Ferroelectronics materials for piezoelectric sensors Macromolecular Science and Engineering Biopolymers Elastomers Synthesis of nanomaterials Chemical Engineering Complex fluids and nanostructure Self organization of nanocolloids Assembly of nanoscale systems Molecular motion in polymers, colloids, and complex fluids Life sciences Molecular biosensors Biomaterials Micro/nanofabrication Cellular and Molecular Biomechanical Laboratory Mechanical Engineering Engineering Research Center for WIMS (Wireless Integrated MicroSystems) – NSF Sensors, actuators, microsystems; micro-packaging and micro-assembly US Army RDECOM Center of Excellence for Modeling and Simulation of Ground Vehicles NASA Bioscience Engineering Institute NIST Centers of Excellence Medical School NIST National Center for Integrative Biomedical Informatics  Research Centers @ Eastern Michigan University College of Technology Coatings Research Institute Center for Product Research and Development U-TEAMED – Eastern Michigan University’s new technology transfer initiative
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