Bioremediation presents new opportunities for researchers to partner with industry to develop sustainable solutions for increasingly complex and costly environmental challenges.

A collaboration among university biotechnologists is using bacteria captured within a silica sponge to treat water polluted by hydrofracking.

University Imaging Centers operates several facilities on campus that offer advanced optical imaging services and training for research and business applications.

U-Spatial works to provide support for spatial research across the U of M.

Funding is available to investigators who are preparing proposals that involve more than one college, or different disciplines within a college.