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Kids Who Code hosted 3 students at NCRC for an MC2 Tour

Kids Who Code hosted 3 students at NCRC for an MC2 Tour

by Jennifer | May 22, 2025 | Center News

Kids Who Code students local to the Ann Arbor and Detroit areas were invited to tour the North Campus Research Complex (NCRC) and the Michigan Center for Materials Characterization (MC2). Dr. Nancy Muyanja showcased how researchers study complex materials, including...
Exploring Brain Health Across Scales: A Two-Day Challenge on the Networks that Drive Neuroinnovation

Exploring Brain Health Across Scales: A Two-Day Challenge on the Networks that Drive Neuroinnovation

by Jennifer | May 21, 2025 | Center News

On May 7–8, 2025, COMPASS proudly partnered with the Biointerfaces Institute at the University of Michigan to present the Nanoscale, Microscale, and Macroscale Networks in Brain Health Technologies Challenge. The two-day event convened a dynamic community of...
The 2025 COMPASS AI/ML Grand Challenge Launches This June

The 2025 COMPASS AI/ML Grand Challenge Launches This June

by jennifer | Apr 29, 2025 | Center News

Get ready for an inspiring global event! The 2025 COMPASS AI/ML Grand Challenge, taking place from June 2–10, invites African researchers, data scientists, and AI/ML practitioners to step up and tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges through...
Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Dhanush Udayashankara Jamadgni’s Journey

Innovation & Entrepreneurship: Dhanush Udayashankara Jamadgni’s Journey

by jennifer | Mar 14, 2025 | Center News, Junior Scientists Board News

At COMPASS, we take pride in nurturing the next generation of scientists, innovators, and entrepreneurs. One such inspiring journey is that of Dhanush Udayashankara Jamadgni, a PhD student working with Prof. Martin Thuo and a dedicated member of our Junior Scientists...
Alain Kadar’s Experience at AASTU as a CERA Fellow

Alain Kadar’s Experience at AASTU as a CERA Fellow

by jennifer | Mar 5, 2025 | Center News, CERA News

COMPASS PhD student Alain Kadar, who conducts research in Prof. Kotov and Prof. Glotzer’s Lab, recently had the opportunity to travel to Ethiopia as a CERA Fellow. His time at AASTU (Addis Ababa Science and Technology University) was filled with impactful...
Michael Veksler visiting Senegal for collaboration and exchange!

Michael Veksler visiting Senegal for collaboration and exchange!

by leeshlee | Mar 1, 2025 | Center News

Michael Veksler, a PhD student in Kotovlab, visited Senegal for collaboration and exchange! Michael mentioned: “Conducting research in Senegal has provided me with a new perspective on the innovative approaches required in a resource-constrained environment. I...
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