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AIM HIGHER

The members of the Division of Research view their role in the context of Wayne State University's mission as a national research university within a diverse urban setting. We are dedicated to providing the students, faculty, and staff of Wayne State University with the best available resources to achieve the highest standards of research and scholarship. These resources include leadership, information, guidance and support.

We accept the challenge of providing leadership in the development of new strategies of scholarship, including those which take full advantage of the strengths of interdisciplinarity. We participate fully in the partnership between our diverse urban community and Wayne State University, a nationally recognized center of excellence in research. We communicate with pride the academic achievements of our university community which enhance the personal, social and economic well-being of the members of our large community.

Our best indicators of success are recognized scholarship, research productivity, and the transfer of knowledge to our students and the community. We evaluate multiple indicators of accomplishment against national norms and an internal commitment to continuous improvements.

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Research Headlines

  • WSU Information on the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act - Stimulus

    WSU Information on the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act – Stimulus

  • Helping our Heroes Investigating Blast Induced Neurotrauma in U.S. Troops

    Helping our Heroes Investigating Blast Induced Neurotrauma in U.S. Troops

  • Stan Terlecky

    Slowing the aging process, delaying the onset of diseases, extending cellular life

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News & Announcements

Wayne State University spin-off, SenSound, and Revware, Inc. announce launch of new product for resolving noise and sound problems in wide range of products and industries
DETROIT, MICHIGAN.  SenSound, LLC and its digitizer manufacturing partner, Revware, Inc., announced today the launch SenCAH, a...
Wayne State University seeking participants for first-ever combined imaging and genetics study in childhood OCD
DETROIT—Wayne State University is conducting a research study that will examine the brain chemistry and genetics of...
Wayne State University researcher discovers dynamic nature of gene editing enzyme
DETROIT– The heart of one of nature’s gene editing enzymes has at least three different forms, according...
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Events

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Biosafety Training
November 23 2009 at 2:00 PM
Gordon H. Scott Hall
Biosafety Training is required for all employees who work with materials that are handled at Biosafety Level 2 (BSL2), including work with human blood, body fluids, tissue, cell lines, animals infected with human pathogens, mammalian viruses, etc. This training is required annually. Employees who have taken this class at least once at WSU may take the annual refresher online. The training session for those taking this course for the first time or who prefer to retrain in the classroom setting, may attend the next session on Wednesday, August 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. in 3125 Scott Hall. If you have additional questions, please contact Elena Fracassa at 993-5702.
Nano@Wayne Seminar
December 1 2009 at 2:30 PM
Welcome Center Auditorium
The Office of the Vice President for Research invites the campus community to attend the next Nano@Wayne seminar on December 1, 2009 at 2:30 p.m. at the Welcome Center auditorium. The seminar will feature guest speaker, Charles Wilkie, Pfetschinger-Habermann professor, Polymer and Organic Chemistry, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.
COS/ScholarUniverse Training for WSU Full-time Faculty
December 7 2009 at 2:00 PM
Undergraduate Library, Computer Lab C
COS/ScholarUniverse Training for WSU Full-time Faculty
Basic Radiation Safety Training
December 8 2009 at 1:00 PM
5425 Woodward
Basic radiation safety training is required for all employees using radioactive materials in the laboratory. The lecture is held on the second Tuesday of each month from 1 to 3:30 p.m. at 5425 Woodward, Suite 300. The following Monday from 1 to 2:30 p.m., all training attendees must take and pass a written Radiological Health Exam at the same location. Students attending this training this session should discuss with their PI the radioactive materials they will be working with prior to attending the training. All employees and students who continue to use radioactive materials in the laboratory and have taken basic radiation safety training are required annually to take an online refresher course. To access the refresher, visit http://www.oehs.wayne.edu/BRSC_Refresher/radtraining.php.   Registration is required for training sessions. Please contact Justina Encarnacion at 577-1200 or ad6295@wayne.edu to register.
Faculty Meeting: Transformation of Transportation
December 9 2009 at 10:00 AM
5057 Woodward
The University Research Corridor – Wayne State University, Michigan State University and the University of Michigan – are collaborating in the design of a broad-based, multi-disciplinary research agenda focused upon the transformation of transportation in the Great Lakes region. Inclusive of much beyond automobiles, this research-focused initiative explores critical issues confronting innovations in transportation within the Great Lakes region that are intertwined with Michigan and Canadian Industries. Michigan and the region must confront numerous questions regarding innovation and change, communities and economic development, technology, labor, and policy as the nation moves inexorably in the direction of developing and implementing more sustainable modes of transportation. We envision opportunities for research in the social and behavioral sciences, technology-related sciences, public policy, business and economic development; urban transit; technology innovations; supply chain and logistics; globalization, in-sourcing, and diversity; and the rise of the service economy. We expect to develop both inter-institutional research programs that relate to these areas of inquiry, and to provide knowledge-based insights to policy makers across the region. To further explore the research problems, questions and issues that arise from the need to fundamentally transform the transportation industry in the Great Lakes region, we are convening a set of initial meetings with Wayne State University faculty whose research interests coincide or complement the areas identified above. These meetings will be on December 9, 2009 and January 12, 2010, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in 5057 Woodward, room 6202. Registration is requested to assist us with meeting set-up.
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