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Recipients for the initiative’s third round of Boost grants include researchers from nine U-M colleges and units.
“These researchers are seeking to solve some of the world’s most difficult challenges and create innovations that will benefit individuals and society as a whole,” said Arthur Lupia, vice president for research and innovation.
Dr. Kling's Boost team's topic area for the 2025-26 academic year is FIRESCAPE: FIRE impacts on Arctic Sea iCe, Atmosphere, Permafrost and Ecosystems.
