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(University of Michigan lecturer Philip D'Anieri talks about Detroit and it's suburbs fight over the regionalization of water U-M expert decodes the Detroit water system crisis. Podcast with slideshow.)

(University of Michigan's Julia Fahlke explains how whales hear and how she made the surprising skull discovery.)

(Robert Marans discusses the U-M Energy Pilot Study, conducted by ISR, and its role in the introduction of the new U-M Environment and Energy Initiative: Planet Blue.)

(President Obama has called for the U.S. to produce 80 percent of its electricity from cleaner energy sources including wind, solar, clean coal and nuclear by 2035. U-M Vice President for Research and solar energy researcher Stephen Forrest weighs in on whether this is possible. He discusses the status of solar power and the role it could play in our energy future. Can we scale up clean energy technology on Obama's timeline? Interview with U-M Vice President for Research Stephen Forrest.)

(U-M has 29 students receiving Fulbright grants for the 2011-12 academic year, topping the list of U.S. institutions for the fifth time in the past seven years. University of Michigan leads the nation this year too video with Ken Kollman and students.)

(New Study by U-M professor John Jonides shows that playing certain games can increase brain power and memory U-M research shows games can increase memory video of John Jonides.)

(Gender harassment may be used to cue women that they are inadequate, out of place, and unable to perform at the level of men. The associated experience of stereotype threat could set off a cascade of negative outcomes in victims Unwanted sexual attention, coercion leads to bad outcomes Podcast with Lilia Cortina.)

(The first in a new series of quarterly reports based on a long-running ISR survey, the Generation X Report finds most Americans ages 30-50 are leading happy, active, balanced lives. Gen X are leading active, happy lives. Interview with John Miller.)

(University of Michigan School of Public Health assistant professor Brian Zikmund-Fisher's new research shows that giving information incrementally to patients can help. Podcast with Brian Zikmund-Fisher.)

(Researchers at the University of Michigan discuss how to make the most impact with gifts during the holiday season. Less may be more this Holiday Season video with researchers.)