ANN ARBOR ? The Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association is offering at least ten $500 scholarships at the Michigan Energy Fair in June at the Ingham County Fairgrounds in Mason. The scholarships will be awarded by lottery draw selection, not based on need, merit or other affiliation. All graduating high school seniors who will be
SOUTHFIELD - Sherwin Pomerantz, ATID-EDI President, will speak at a Michigan Israel Business Bridge networking event April 3 at 4:30 pm. The program will be held at Gastronomy/Epic Caf� in Southfield. ATID-EDI specializes in market research, trade development, market penetration, strategic information and feasibility studies for the Middle East region. Pomerantz and his company will
BIRMINGHAM - The lesson to be learned from the content of Snowden?s documents released to date is that the NSA has built a global capability to execute on a plan of information dominance for intelligence gathering. Ostensibly to collect enough communications meta data and content to deter, disrupt, and destroy terrorists and their plans, the
LANSING ? There are a lot of events coming up over the next couple of months for folks that want to get more plugged into the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan. MTAM mGovernment Advisory Council: 3/18/14, 12:30 p.m. at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel, Grand Rapids. To participate, contact MTAM at [email protected] MTAM mHealth Advisory
LANSING ? Some $215 million will soon be available to repair Michigan?s crumbling roads as part of a supplemental appropriations bill unanimously adopted by a conference committee on Wednesday and passed in both chambers by wide margins. It is now headed to Gov. Rick Snyder?s desk for his signature. The final agreement on SB 608
HOUGHTON ? Kettering University has won the internal combustion division of the 2014 SAE Clean Snowmobile Challenge, after coming in runner-up the past two years. The competition was held over the weekend at Michigan Technological University. ?We?re ecstatic,? said team leader Matt Birt. ?This is our first win at Michigan Tech, and we couldn?t be
SOUTHFIELD - If you know of a girl currently finishing grades 4 through 7, who is interested in building video games, websites or robots, spread the word about Michigan Council of Women in Technology's popular summer technology camp. It has been expanded to four locations in Southfield, Detroit, and Howell. Applications are now open for
SOUTHFIELD - The story of the Michigan Science Center is that of rebirth and commitment to keep science, technology and engineering in the forefront of young students? minds and to keep the center a part of Detroit?s cultural attractions. On March 27, The Engineering Society of Detroit will host Tonya Matthews, President of the Science
ANN ARBOR - Merit Network and Internet2 announced Tuesday the launch of participation in the Internet2 NET+ Regional Partner Program for members of CENIC, the Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California. Eligible CENIC Members now have the opportunity to purchase a diverse suite of Internet2 NET+ Services from leading brands at best-in-class pricing through
SAN FRANCISCO - An ongoing investigation has revealed that a Vietnamese man posing as a private investigator was able to dupe Experian in to compromising data which could equate to millions of customer records. Last year, Krebs on Security published a story documenting the tale of 24-year-old Vietnamese national Hieu Minh Ngo, the founder of