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France Transforms Lead Into Gold

FRANCE - An idea as old as folklore has crossed into reality, and it happened in France. The transmutation of lead into gold no longer belongs to legend; it now showcases what rigorous thinking can achieve. Beyond the headline, the feat signals a turning point for science, with careful method, measured steps, and sober expectations

By |2025-09-14T10:55:09-04:00September 14th, 2025|Science|

How Employee Training Tracking Software Boosts Performance

In today’s competitive environment, businesses and organizations, including government agencies, focus on maximizing employee performance, making training for federal employees more important than ever to stay ahead. One effective way to achieve this is through employee training tracking software. Imagine easily tracking your team's growth. This tool helps your employees gain vital skills that help them shine. When

By |2026-02-12T17:08:02-05:00September 12th, 2025|Guest Columns|

Report: West Michigan’s Economy Continuing To Slow

GRAND RAPIDS  - Grand Rapids’ economy continued to slump in August, according to data gathered by a Grand Valley State University researcher. In his August survey of local firms and purchasing managers, GVSU’s Brian Long said the lingering effects of tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump’s administration continue to ripple through West Michigan companies. “Depending

By |2025-09-14T11:24:32-04:00September 12th, 2025|Featured, News|

Should Palisades Nuclear Plant In South Haven Get Restarted?

ANN ARBOR - Should the shuttered Palisades Nuclear Plant in South Haven along the shores of Lake Michigan get restarted? Two nuclear energy experts state an emphatic NO. Joining Matt Roush and Mike Brennan on MITech TV are Arnie Gundersen who appears frequently on CNN as a nuclear energy authority, and Kevin Kamps from BeyondNuclear.org.

By |2025-09-12T13:33:57-04:00September 12th, 2025|ESD, mitechtv|

Ohio Gov. DeWine Continues To Push Bill That Would Change Voter Approved Cannabis Law

DAYTON, Ohio  — The governor of Ohio said the state is doing its best to accommodate the will of the voters when it comes to recreational marijuana, but local cannabis lovers said new regulations are not what Ohioans voted for in 2023. While visiting the new welcome center at Lake Loramie State Park, Ohio Gov.

By |2025-09-12T08:49:22-04:00September 12th, 2025|Business|

Astemo To Build Regional Headquarters In Wixom, Hire 150 Engineers

FARMINGTON HILLS - Astemo Americs will invest $95 million to develop a new regional headquarters complex in Wixom, where the company plans to hire 200 new employees, including 150 engineers. This initiative is in response to the increasingly complicated software requirements that arise with automotive industry advances in autonomous driving and electrification, the company said

By |2025-09-11T17:02:32-04:00September 11th, 2025|ESD, mitechtv|

Lawrence Tech Making Changes To Campus, Degree Programs

SOUTHFIELD - Lawrence Technological University is making a changes to its campus and to some of its graduate degree programs. Christopher Stefani, chief of staff at LTU, joins Matt Roush and Mike Brennan on MITech TV to provide details. The Buell Building, at the hub of LTU, is undergoing a major refurbishment to change the

By |2025-09-11T12:48:19-04:00September 11th, 2025|ESD, mitechtv|

Cheech And Chong Cannabis Brand Now Available In Ohio

COLUMBUS - Cannabis comics Cheech & Chong are expanding their cannabis brand into Ohio through an exclusive partnership with Riviera Creek, a leading cultivator in the state. “This partnership is about merging legacy with innovation,” said Brian Kessler, Chairman of the Board of Riviera Creek. “Riviera Creek’s commitment to clean, consistent cultivation aligns perfectly with

By |2025-09-11T09:57:47-04:00September 10th, 2025|Marijuana Business, News|

Report: Agentic AI Deployment Accelerates Despite Risks

STAMFORD, Conn. - The still nascent Artifical Intelligence technology continues to pose implementation challenges, KPMG said. The primary obstacles to agent deployment include technical skills gaps, workforce resistance to change and system complexity, according to a report on the findings. Gartner predicts that more than 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by the end of

By |2025-09-11T09:57:48-04:00September 9th, 2025|Artificial Intelligence|