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As widespread reports detail the shortage of critical medical supplies in the fight against COVID-19, Michigan State University continues to contribute to the worldwide efforts in battling this pandemic.

The National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (GRF) Program has selected five more fellows from the Michigan State University College of Engineering.

The College of Engineering is part of MSU's growing efforts to address the shortage of critical medical supplies in communities due to the novel coronavirus.

Michigan State University is striving for the early detection of several diseases and recently took that message to Houston for an alumni gathering and panel discussion.

Jade Mitchell, associate professor in the Michigan State University Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) is connecting science, engineering and human health through research on waterborne pathogen risk levels in low-flow plumbing.

A familiar face will lead MSU Engineering's Division of Engineering Computer Services (DECS). Steven Foley is the new DECS director. He replaces long-time director Jackie Carlson, who retired in January.

Think twice before recharging an iPhone on a tabletop in public places, like airports and coffee shops. Researchers at the Michigan State University College of Engineering have discovered a new way for hackers to inexpensively target personal devices and put Apple's Siri and Google Assistant to work against smartphone owners.