Posts tagged with Research

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International Open Access Week poster, October 19–25, 2026, titled “The Cost of Knowledge.” Below, multilingual scholarly journals display barcode-style price labels in various currencies, emphasizing the high cost of accessing research.
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  • Joanna Thielen
For Open Access Week, Deep Blue Repository and Research Data Services (DBRRDS) staff highlight why making University of Michigan dissertations available to the general public has a positive impact. Through their own words, requestors—from tribal members, agencies, zoos, writers, and authors’ families—show the value of dissertations far beyond academia.
A blue 3D printed 8-channel aspirator adapter on a wooden table. The print is vertical, with one tube going into the base and eight tubes coming out of the bottom.
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  • Samuel Austyn Copper
8 Channel aspirator adapter for culture cell experiments.
A picture of a collection of bones on a wooden table. In the foreground, a series of metatarsal bones laid out on a notepad with each bone labeled. On the right is a laptop computer, and in the background on the table is a full model reconstruction of a right foot with all the bones connected. In the far back, on the table, is a rolled UM research poster.
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  • Maeve Ann Lyon
3D printed metatarsal bones for a research presentation.
Four black 3D printed brain matrices standing vertically on a wooden table. Each matrix is a rectangle, and on the long side (the "top") has a divot with several small stripes for blades to slide through to cut the brain into slices.
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  • Boxin Zhang
Brain slicing matrix for mouse brain experiments.
Picture of Dr. Kathy Klinich, a middle aged white woman wearing a green shirt and black blazer smiling at the camera
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  • Joanna Thielen
In this interview, Dr. Kathy Klinich, research scientist at the UM Transportation Research Institute, describes their research and why they decided to share their data sets entitled "Finite Element Models of Wheelchairs and Associated Components to Support Wheelchair Transportation Research" and "Evaluating Wheelchairs for Potential Use as Aircraft Seating: Test Data."
Picture of ten researchers in front of a gas flare
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  • Joanna Thielen
In this interview, Dr. Jenna Stolzman, a recent graduate from the Mechanical Engineering PhD program describes their research and why they decided to share his data set entitled “Dataset for: Effects of crosswind and shroud geometry on performance of low-flow, non-assisted flares,” in Deep Blue Data.
A pink, 3D printed tube holder on a black lab desk. The holder has multiple sized holes for different tubes, and there are many test tubes in a variety of sizes, many with clear liquids, standing in the rack. There is a green toy frog sitting next to the rack on the table.
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  • Samantha Wheeler
3D printed multi-size tube holder for lab work.
Two 3D printed gray bobbins, circular, on a workbench with copper wire coiled around them.
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  • Conner Klein
3D printed bobbins for physics research.
A series of white 3D printed tube connectors for PVC piping on a black table. Two are T-connections, two are right-angle connections, and the last is a cup with two holes in the bottom. One of the right-angle connections is being held towards the camera, to see inside.
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  • Varindra Chouhan
3D printed connection tubes for PVC pipes for research model.
A set of gray 3D printed parts on a white napkin standing on a gray table. On the napkin are two tall cylinders, and one has a small piping end on the top. Additionally, there are four small tubes laying sideways on the end of the napkin.
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  • Alexander Thompson
A flow-through chamber for a research project. The chamber stores resin and has additional connections for tubing.