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(In a new study at School of Dentistry, researchers show benefits of using osteoporosis drug for periodontal patients. U-M researchers study show benefits for periodontal patients video with researcher, patient.)

(Scientists are one step closer to limbs powered by electrical signals from the brain thanks to a new U-M study. New U-M study harnesses power of electricity in the brain interview with Dan Ferris, Joseph Gwin and b-roll.)

(U-M scientists have created Michigan's first human embryonic stem cell line, achieving a long-sought goal that provides the foundation for future efforts to develop innovative disease treatments and cures. U-M create state's first human embryonic stem cell line The video will include an in-lab interview with stem cell scientist Gary Smith, as well as B-Roll of lab techs working with human embryonic stem cells. We will also include still microscope shots showing embryonic stem cells and cell colonies.)

(Using an instrument created at the University of Michigan, astronomers have for the first time imaged a peculiar binary star eclipse that happens once every 27 years. Scientists capture a peculiar stellar eclipse Animation of epsilon Aurigae eclipse, 2009.)

(Robin Givhan talks about fashion, power and politics in Washington. U-M alumna talks about fashion in Washington circles podcast with images with Robin Givhan.)

(Working mothers are still two and a half times as likely as working dads to get up at night to care for babies and small children. Working women are more likely to interrupt their sleep Interview with researcher, animated graphics, b-roll.)

(ISR World Values Survey identifies happiest nations in the world.)

(U-M Chief Health Officer Robert Winfield and Wellness Coordinator Colleen Greene urge faculty, staff and students to walk or run for cardiac health. Campus urged to participate U-M Chief Health Officer Robert Winfield, Wellness Coordinator Colleen Greene discuss Health Walk and related activities.)

(University of Michigan professors have devised a new instrument that exposes developing embryos to motions similar to those that occur in the body, leading to higher in vitro fertilization pregnancy rates in mice. A new device mimics motions that occur in the body Interview with Gary Smith and Shu Takayama.)

(At the Michigan Engineering Zone in Detroit, more than 100 high school students from across the city gather to build robots for the national FIRST Robotics competition. The U-M College of Engineering is sponsoring the zone in collaboration with Detroit Public Schools. Michigan Engineering helps Detroit students build robots Video interviews and footage of Detroit high school students building robots.)