U-M student project proposes solution for cleaning up Ann Arbor’s Gelman dioxane plume
In a project dubbed Bioxane, students tested bacteria to see if they could break down 1,4-dioxane, the contaminant present in the plume.
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U-M researchers develop cheaper, easier method to make seawater safe to drink
The technology efficiently removes boron, a natural component of seawater that exists as boric acid, from water without using costly chemicals.
WCC’s STEAM Week offers scholarships, resources for students considering STEAM careers
Washtenaw Community College is inviting high students and all community members to learn more about science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) careeers during its STEAM Week on Feb. 25-27.
Big House, big environmental impact: How U-M is reimagining sustainability at Michigan Stadium
The university has been successfully working toward achieving zero waste at Michigan Stadium, while a recent university study considered the environmental impact of the Big 10's expansion.
Kids invited to build and test toy vehicles in traveling exhibit at Ann Arbor museum
From now until April, the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum is welcoming visitors of all ages to a new traveling exhibit called Mobilab.
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Small business 101: Using tech to manage your company’s finances
Using the right financial management technology for your business can be crucial to its success.
Ann Arbor SPARK to receive $9 million from new state fund supporting startups
Ann Arbor SPARK closed out 2024 celebrating a major coup for Michigan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem: the $60 million Michigan Innovation Fund.
AI takes off in Washtenaw County
A slew of companies in the Ann Arbor area are developing AI tools for fields ranging from bioscience to mobility.
Ann Arbor company joins challenge to support greener operations at Detroit’s Eastern Market
Ann Arbor-based software startup Interplai has been announced as one of 10 semi-finalists chosen to receive a share of $3 million to participate in the Toyota Mobility Foundation’s Sustainable Cities Challenge Detroit.
U-M study examines why women are less likely to view themselves as workplace leaders
New research sheds light on why women might be reluctant to view or label themselves as leaders — and how businesses can help bridge the disconnect.
U-M researchers develop cheaper, easier method to make seawater safe to drink
The technology efficiently removes boron, a natural component of seawater that exists as boric acid, from water without using costly chemicals.
WCC’s STEAM Week offers scholarships, resources for students considering STEAM careers
Washtenaw Community College is inviting high students and all community members to learn more about science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) careeers during its STEAM Week on Feb. 25-27.
Big House, big environmental impact: How U-M is reimagining sustainability at Michigan Stadium
The university has been successfully working toward achieving zero waste at Michigan Stadium, while a recent university study considered the environmental impact of the Big 10's expansion.
Kids invited to build and test toy vehicles in traveling exhibit at Ann Arbor museum
From now until April, the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum is welcoming visitors of all ages to a new traveling exhibit called Mobilab.
Partner Partner Content Small business 101: Using tech to manage your company’s finances
Using the right financial management technology for your business can be crucial to its success.
Ann Arbor SPARK to receive $9 million from new state fund supporting startups
Ann Arbor SPARK closed out 2024 celebrating a major coup for Michigan’s entrepreneurial ecosystem: the $60 million Michigan Innovation Fund.
AI takes off in Washtenaw County
A slew of companies in the Ann Arbor area are developing AI tools for fields ranging from bioscience to mobility.
Ann Arbor company joins challenge to support greener operations at Detroit’s Eastern Market
Ann Arbor-based software startup Interplai has been announced as one of 10 semi-finalists chosen to receive a share of $3 million to participate in the Toyota Mobility Foundation’s Sustainable Cities Challenge Detroit.
U-M study examines why women are less likely to view themselves as workplace leaders
New research sheds light on why women might be reluctant to view or label themselves as leaders — and how businesses can help bridge the disconnect.
