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(SPH professor John Meeker's new research shows a link between BPA, phalates and thyroid problems. Research show a link between BPA and Thyroid gland problems podcast with Meeker.)

(Lloyd Johnston, director of the Monitoring the Future survey at the University of Michigan, talks about the 2011 report on alcohol and substance abuse of teens. Study shows marijuana use up for teenagers video with Lloyd Johnston.)

(University of Michigan anthropologist John O'Shea discovers a prehistoric wooden object at the bottom of Lake Huron. U-M researcher discovers prehistoric clue video with John O'Shea.)

(U-M professor Tim McKay wins Next Generation Learning Challenge grant for computerized coaching in science classes. For more information about the Michigan Tailoring System which makes ECoach possible, please visit the University of Michigan Center for Health Communication Research (http://www.chcr.umich.edu/). U-M professor wins grant for computerized coaching podcast with Tim McKay.)

(Michael Heaney, assistant professor of political science and organizational studies, talks about this grassroots movement is spreading nationwide. Protesters seek to highlight weak economy and other issues. A podcast interview with Michael Heaney, assistant professor of political science and organizational studies.)

(Issues surroundings Occupy Wall Street efforts will be among the key issues debated by presidential candidates. 2012 presidential candidates likely to debate weak economy. A podcast interview with Michael Heaney, assistant professor of political science and organizational studies.)

(New study by Rajesh Balakrishnan shows patients report high satisfaction with outpatient doctor visits in the US. Podcast with Rajesh Balakrishnan.)

(New U-M research showing how speech rate, pitch and pauses affects the willingness of people to participate in surveys. How the way we talk influences listeners Interview with researcher Jose Benki.)

(President Mary Sue Coleman's address to graduates, University of Michigan 2010 Winter Commencement.)

(Two weeks before the National Book Awards are announced, Linda Gregerson is still arranging and rearranging her words of gratitude. It's not all that typical for a poet of Gregerson's stature and accomplishments to be, well, sort of speechless.)