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Feature 2: While studying dust storms in the desert of Arizona, Professor Nilton Renno discovered that the dust particles accumulate electric charges-leading to valuable information for NASA's Mars mission and the launch of a business venture offering new technologies to protect electronics from dust damage.

Feature 3: Preserving the history of the state, as well as that of the University of Michigan, the Bentley Historical Library provides researchers and the public with a connection to the past

Episode 07

Feature 1: With ever expanding innovations coming from its faculty and researchers, the University of Michigan launched the Venture Accelerator to speed the transition of promising new technologies into the marketplace, benefiting both the local and national economies

Feature 2: Seeking to gain knowledge about and promote understanding among various religious and non-religious groups, a group of University of Michigan students engage with the community beyond the University-as evidenced by their Alternative Spring Break

Feature 3: A young person coming from a life in foster care to a fast paced university environment faces significant challenges. Partnering with a dedicated alumnus, the university seeks to ease this transition

Episode 08

Feature 1: A team of graduate students at the School of Natural Resources and Environment study, analyze and assess multiple possibilities for greater energy efficiency at a local brewpub whose owners embrace and implement the greening of their facility

Feature 2: Breaking new ground with its most recent building, U-M has created a breathtaking, living-learning environment where students and faculty intermingle in a harmonious blend of design, technology and ergonomics

Feature 3: Restoring and conserving archival books and documents for over 60 years at U-M, Jim Craven is as much a treasure as the historical antiquities that he lovingly reconstructs, extending their 'lives' for several hundred years more

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