U-M Hospital named one of the “Most Wired” in the nation
Waiting for the doctor is easier at the University of Michigan Health System, which was just named one of the Most Wired in the U.S.
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Accuri Cytometers raises $13 million in venture capital, plans to double in size
Accuri Cytomers makes the products that measure cells, but the company is working on measuring its employee count. The company has gone from two to 35 people and expects to double in size within 18 months.
Ann Arbor’s HealthMedia teams up with Aetna to study insomnia, hires dozens
HealthMedia is living the life of a health company. The Ann Arbor-based firm recently hired 38 people last year and expects to expand its workforce of 130 people by 30 percent within the next year.
Cielo MedSolutions looks to expand nationally, create jobs in Ann Arbor
Don't we all wish we had our mother around to remind us when it's time to go to the doctor? Ann Arbor's Cielo MedSolutions intends to make some serious money reminding doctors to tell their patients when it's time to come in.
Video Michigan Research Institute
What do Humvees, egg pasteurization and toe nail fungus have in common? They are the research focus of companies working at the Michigan Research Institute, an Ann Arbor not-for-profit incubator space dedicated to nurturing promising new technology firms.
U-M Life Sciences Institute creates new fund for start-up capitalization
The Valley of Death for potential biomedical breakthroughs isn't looking so scary these days thanks to the U-M Life Sciences Institute new Innovation Partnership. The new fund will help provide valuable start-up money to new firms so they can get their ideas from the research lab to the market place.
MedHub goes from U-M project to money-making, job-creating business
MedHub has grown from a project at the University of Michigan in 2002 to a well-established money maker with 60 percent annual growth. The four-person firm is also in the market now for a new employee or two.
Ypsilanti’s water: If it smelled bad, it was good for you
Once upon a time, mineral water was viewed as the magic elixir for just about everything that ails people. Late in the 19th Century Ypsilanti's mineral water helped make it a center for this type of treatment.
QuatRx hires 10 mostly ex-Pfizer workers for drug development
Who would of thought that Pfizer leaving town would have been like a garage sale of top talent. QuatRx did as it hired 10 new people in the last 10 years, a vast majority of which worked at Pfizer.
U-M researchers participate in $7 million study of autism
University of Michigan researchers are paying attention to autism in a big way, helping lead a research effort on early intervention to fight the disease.
Accuri Cytometers raises $13 million in venture capital, plans to double in size
Accuri Cytomers makes the products that measure cells, but the company is working on measuring its employee count. The company has gone from two to 35 people and expects to double in size within 18 months.
Ann Arbor’s HealthMedia teams up with Aetna to study insomnia, hires dozens
HealthMedia is living the life of a health company. The Ann Arbor-based firm recently hired 38 people last year and expects to expand its workforce of 130 people by 30 percent within the next year.
Cielo MedSolutions looks to expand nationally, create jobs in Ann Arbor
Don't we all wish we had our mother around to remind us when it's time to go to the doctor? Ann Arbor's Cielo MedSolutions intends to make some serious money reminding doctors to tell their patients when it's time to come in.
Video Michigan Research Institute
What do Humvees, egg pasteurization and toe nail fungus have in common? They are the research focus of companies working at the Michigan Research Institute, an Ann Arbor not-for-profit incubator space dedicated to nurturing promising new technology firms.
U-M Life Sciences Institute creates new fund for start-up capitalization
The Valley of Death for potential biomedical breakthroughs isn't looking so scary these days thanks to the U-M Life Sciences Institute new Innovation Partnership. The new fund will help provide valuable start-up money to new firms so they can get their ideas from the research lab to the market place.
MedHub goes from U-M project to money-making, job-creating business
MedHub has grown from a project at the University of Michigan in 2002 to a well-established money maker with 60 percent annual growth. The four-person firm is also in the market now for a new employee or two.
Ypsilanti’s water: If it smelled bad, it was good for you
Once upon a time, mineral water was viewed as the magic elixir for just about everything that ails people. Late in the 19th Century Ypsilanti's mineral water helped make it a center for this type of treatment.
QuatRx hires 10 mostly ex-Pfizer workers for drug development
Who would of thought that Pfizer leaving town would have been like a garage sale of top talent. QuatRx did as it hired 10 new people in the last 10 years, a vast majority of which worked at Pfizer.
U-M researchers participate in $7 million study of autism
University of Michigan researchers are paying attention to autism in a big way, helping lead a research effort on early intervention to fight the disease.
