An association of scholars and specialists in the field of international business with nearly 2500 members in 65 different countries around the world. Members include scholars from the leading academic institutions as well consultants and researchers.

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A university-wide interdisciplinary research center focused on global and regional scale environmental change issues. Information on research foci, projects, and faculty participation.

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Includes products and services, data and documents, training, aerial imagery archive, and department history.

Contains facilities, personnel, courses, news, publications, and links.

Animal inventory and production, description, and visitor information.

Academic programs, communication and technology services, people, and department history.

Description of the facility, news, and list of horses at the Center.

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A university-wide, multidisciplinary unit supporting research, policy engagement, and outreach. The Institute facilitates university-community collaborations with a focus on Michigan, the nation, and the world.

Offers news, projects, staff, short courses, Biotechnology, China program, training, study abroad, and links.

A not-for-profit, non-partisan research and training center with the founding objective to promote education and research in the field of public utility industries and their regulation. The analytical approach of the Institute is multi-disciplinary and encompasses economics, political science, communications, and engineering.

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Michigan State University's Center for International Business Education and Research (MSU-CIBER) has been designated as a national resource center in international business education by the U.S. Department of Education. MSU-CIBER draws on the vast international expertise and resources of Michigan State University to enhance management education and research and to assist businesses as they address the challenge of competing in the global marketplace. Its beneficiaries include students, faculty, practicing managers, and public policy makers.

As the world's largest archive of Landsat satellite data outside the federal government, this NASA-funded research archive contains satellite imagery for the entire planet provides access to a catalog system for obtaining earth observation data for research, applications, and education.

The station encompasses the work of more than 300 scientists in five colleges at Michigan State University: Agriculture and Natural Resources, Natural Science, Social Science, Veterinary Medicine, and Human Ecology.

Information about research at Michigan State University and resources for faculty.

Located on the campus of Michigan State University, the NSCL is devoted to basic research in nuclear science as well as accelerator and instrumentation research and development. Site includes information about current research and outreach, as well procedures for applying for beam time at the facility.

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A major NASA data and information center supporting research and information on tropical forests, and their role in global environmental change.

The stations mission is to develop programs in research, education and extension directed toward a comprehensive understanding of the interdependence of natural and managed terrestrial and aquatic systems, and the conservation of natural resources.