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The University of Michigan

received
a
$3.9
million

grant
from
the
National

Institue of Health to fund its
musculoskeletal
research,
a

program which involves several
schools including the School of
Dentistry, the School of Public
Health and LSA on Aug. 30.

Musculoskeletal
work

involves the way the muscles,
skeleton, tendons and more
relate to one another and work
together.

The grant funds will be

utilized
by
the
Michigan

Integrative
Musculoskeletal

Health
Core
Center

a

program which combines all of
the musculoskeletal research
being done at the University by
researchers across a variety of
fields. It centralizes certain ideas

for testing, such as how strong
one’s bones or muscles are, so
that the money will be utilized
by researchers across a variety
of
departments
conducting

musculoskeletal research.

Core
Center
Director

Karl
Jepsen,
professor
and

associate chair of research in
the Department of Orthopaedic
Surgery, said the interest in
musculoskeletal
research
is

massive at the University.

“In
every
corner
of
the

campus, someone has some
sort of interest in bone, muscle,
tendon, ligament, cartilage,” he
said.

For example, he said, the

Dentistry School is interested
in tissue regeneration, while
the
College
of
Engineering

is interested in orthopedics.
The field also includes a lot of
research in aging and ways to
stay fit.

“Michigan
really
pushes

the boundaries for integrated
research,” Jepsen said. “A lot
of research that is going on is
funded at a single, investigated
level tend to be very reductionist.
People who study bone will only
study bone. People who study
muscle will only study muscle.”

Jepsen said what is missing

from the field is people who
study the interactions between
bone and muscle. The Core
Center allows the study of that
intersection,
pushing
those

boundaries
to
study
these

interactions.

Susan
Brooks,
associate

director of the Core Center
and professor of molecular and
integrative physiology, wrote
in an email interview that the
Core Center uses the diverse
schools within the University
to advance its research beyond
what would have been possible

in an individual’s laboratory
and works to bridge different
fields.

“It is a major challenge to

track down the knowledge
that one needs at such a large
institution,” she wrote. “This
Core Center will facilitate
bringing people in contact
with the expertise that they
need, and perhaps didn’t even
know existed on campus.”

Jepsen and Brooks both

expressed that they hope the
research done with the grant
funds will push for change in
the musculoskeletal research.

“The result, we hope, will

be to increase the impact of
the collective activities of basic
scientists, clinicians, engineers
to improve musculoskeletal
health
throughout
the

lifespan,” Brooks wrote.

Jepsen said the NIH was

very interested in the ways the
program was bringing people
together.

“We had an opportunity to

create an impact on the field,”
he said.

CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES

Dance Master Class

WHAT: In the school year’s
first Modern Lab Master
Class Repertory Series, new
theatre faculty member Tzveta
Kassabova will present an
original work, introduce her
aesthetic style, and participate
in a Q&A.
WHO: School of Music, Theatre
& Dance

WHEN: 12:10pm - 2:00pm

WHERE: Dance Building, Betty
Pease Studio Theatre

Costa Rica Earthquake
Lecture

WHAT: Professor Susan Y.
Schwartz form UC Santa Cruz
will speak about the 2012
megathrust earthquake in Costa
Rica and the earthquake cycle of
this plate boundary.
WHO: Earth and Environmental
Sciences

WHEN: 3:30pm - 4:30pm

WHERE: Clarence Cook Little
Building, Room 1528

Introduction to the
Online Platform
Handshake

WHAT: During this interactive
seminar, students will learn how
to use Handshake — an online
platform through which they can
connect with employers and find
job opportunities. Bring a laptop
to follow along in the session!
WHO: University Career Center
WHEN: 3:00pm - 4:00pm
WHERE: East Hall, Room B844

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Policy Panel

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Department’s Environmental and
Natural Resources Division from
the Clinton, Bush, and Obama
administrations will discuss
environmental law and policy
challenges.
WHO: MLaw Environmental
Law and Policy Program

WHEN: 11:45am - 1:30pm

WHERE: South Hall, Room
1225

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NISA KHAN

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$3.9 million grant awarded by NIH
to ‘U’ musculoskeletal research

School of Dentistry, LSA and School of Public Health involved

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