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(Online question and answer forums are as old as the Internet, but they're reaching the mainstream and making the web more human, say two researchers who have just completed a large-scale study of Yahoo Answers.)

(The University of Michigan Law School will open a new clinic in January that will assist prisoners convicted in cases where biological evidence like DNA doesn't exist. This Innocence Clinic is unique because other "Innocence Clinics" mainly handle cases involving DNA evidence.)

(MMPEI is working with other organizations on campus to develop a tool to help scientists and engineers project whether new cleaner technologies will take hold.)

(Researchers from the University of Michigan Health System and the Veterans Administration Ann Arbor Healthcare System say sedentary and overweight people with type two diabetes who participated in a walking study were more motivated to walk if they wore pedometers and consulted a Web site that tracked physicals activity.)

(The last few primaries for the presidential candidates concludes soon, but many questions remain in the Democratic Party's two-person race.)

(Regardless of one's stance on climate change, it makes economic sense for businesses and consumers to take climate-related action.)

(University of Michigan President Mary Sue Coleman and her fellow University Research Corridor presidents from Michigan State University and Wayne State University joined forces at the Mackinac Policy Conference. During the conference at the island's famous Grand Hotel, we asked the president about her vision for the URC, an alliance of Michigan's three research universities.)

(Professor Perry Samson recently returned from a storm chasing trip with students. He talks about where, why and what it was like.)

(Voters still focus on the first name on the ticket, not the VP choice.)

(ISR researcher Carey Wexler Sherman is looking for participants in a new study of older remarried caregivers.)