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Michigan Engineering @UMengineering
NEW ARTICLE: “Generative AI uses more energy on non-English text.” Models can use up to 15 times more energy to process and generate text in some of the world's most widely spoken languages, often with lower-quality output news.engin.umich.edu/2026/11/genera…
news.engin.umich.edu Generative AI uses more energy on non-English text Models can use up to 15 times more energy to process and generate text in some of the world's most widely spoken languages, often with lower-quality output.
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NEW ARTICLE: “Optimizing AI energy consumption throughout its entire lifecycle.”

Funded with $1.83M from DARPA, University of Michigan Engineering leads a project that aims to cut AI’s energy needs by up to half.
news.engin.umich.edu/2026/10/optimi…
news.engin.umich.edu Optimizing AI energy consumption throughout its entire lifecycle Funded with $1.83M from DARPA, University of Michigan Engineering leads a project that aims to cut AI's energy needs by up to half.
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NEW ARTICLE: “Nano-wrinkles and actuation break up infectious biofilms on implants.” The active antibacterial platform improved tissue response in mice and could one day help prevent infections caused by implanted medical devices in humans. news.engin.umich.edu/2026/10/nano-w…
news.engin.umich.edu Nano-wrinkles and actuation break up infectious biofilms on implants The active antibacterial platform improved tissue response in mice and could one day help prevent infections caused by implanted medical devices in humans.
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NEW ARTICLE: “Faster, more accurate airborne radiation detection.” A new method detects radiation from single or mixed sources during six-second helicopter flyovers, improving the toolkit for radiological emergency response. news.engin.umich.edu/2026/10/faster…
news.engin.umich.edu Faster, more accurate airborne radiation detection A new method detects radiation from single or mixed sources during six-second helicopter flyovers, improving the toolkit for radiological emergency response.