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U-M researchers transform antivirus software with new system
Fending viruses and malware is about to become quite different thanks to research from the University of Michigan that promises to revolutionize how we keep bad computer bugs out.
ADR expects huge growth in Ann Arbor, looking for 3-4 people
ADR is looking to take a few big steps forward this year, and it's starting by hiring 3-4 people.
Ann Arbor’s Cielo MedSolutions wins $116,000 grant for tech transfer
Cielo MedSolution hopes one $116,000 grant from the National Cancer Institute will lead to another grant, which should lead to more jobs in the Ann Arbor area.
Dexter’s ReCellular receives $15 million in VC to expand
ReCellular is counting 15 million ways it's going to expand in the Ann Arbor area now that is has received a big chunk of venture capital investment.
Ypsilanti’s Growing Hope to build first of several hoop houses
Growing Hope volunteers will start building its first hoop house in earnest later this month.
HandyLab raises $19.2 million in VC to create 8 new jobs this year
Ann Arbor-based HandyLab has 19.2 million reasons to be happy. That's how much venture capital money it has raised to commercialize its research tools and hire eight new staff members.
Universal Parametrics moves from autos to defense, looking for three new people
Universal Parametrics has three job openings but is having a hard time finding the right people. It needs those extra hands on deck as it expands to hand more military work from defense contractors.
Ann Arbor to consider approving Maple Cove mixed-use project on city’s northwest side
More urban-centric development is coming to points in Ann Arbor outside of downtown. The developers of Maple Cove want to build three mixed-use buildings on the city's northwest side.
Schools, farmers benefit from push to ‘buy local’
Kids in Washtenaw County are starting to eat a little healthier as local school districts begin buying more of their food from local farmers.
U-M researchers transform antivirus software with new system
Fending viruses and malware is about to become quite different thanks to research from the University of Michigan that promises to revolutionize how we keep bad computer bugs out.
ADR expects huge growth in Ann Arbor, looking for 3-4 people
ADR is looking to take a few big steps forward this year, and it's starting by hiring 3-4 people.
Ann Arbor’s Cielo MedSolutions wins $116,000 grant for tech transfer
Cielo MedSolution hopes one $116,000 grant from the National Cancer Institute will lead to another grant, which should lead to more jobs in the Ann Arbor area.
Dexter’s ReCellular receives $15 million in VC to expand
ReCellular is counting 15 million ways it's going to expand in the Ann Arbor area now that is has received a big chunk of venture capital investment.
Ypsilanti’s Growing Hope to build first of several hoop houses
Growing Hope volunteers will start building its first hoop house in earnest later this month.
HandyLab raises $19.2 million in VC to create 8 new jobs this year
Ann Arbor-based HandyLab has 19.2 million reasons to be happy. That's how much venture capital money it has raised to commercialize its research tools and hire eight new staff members.
Universal Parametrics moves from autos to defense, looking for three new people
Universal Parametrics has three job openings but is having a hard time finding the right people. It needs those extra hands on deck as it expands to hand more military work from defense contractors.
Ann Arbor to consider approving Maple Cove mixed-use project on city’s northwest side
More urban-centric development is coming to points in Ann Arbor outside of downtown. The developers of Maple Cove want to build three mixed-use buildings on the city's northwest side.
Schools, farmers benefit from push to ‘buy local’
Kids in Washtenaw County are starting to eat a little healthier as local school districts begin buying more of their food from local farmers.
