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Phillip Welch, a UM grad and Bee Alert Technology Inc. senior laboratory analyst, is part of a University team that found a major new suspect for Colony Collapse Disorder among honeybees. (Photo by Todd Goodrich)
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Message from the Vice President
Campus research generates positive headlines for UM.
Quick Looks
UM science highlights from the past year
Mysterious Missing Bees
Researchers find major new suspect for Colony Collapse Disorder.
Dramatic Drought
Downturn in plant production suggests drying world.
Into the Ice
Scientists discover hidden glacial crevasses.
Student Scientist
Undergraduate helps study Greenland glaciers.
Weakened Whitebark
Beetles take massive toll on the West’s signature high-elevation trees.
Biological Barometers
Osprey research reveals river pollution.
River Research
Scientists study how streams work with floodplains to cleanse themselves.
Translating Hard Science
J-school educates next generation of environmental journalists.