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DETROIT—Lightweight Innovations for Tomorrow (LIFT), a Detroit-based national manufacturing innovation center operated by the American Lightweight Materials Innovation Institute (ALMMII), announced that it has received a $200,000 grant from The …
DETROIT—A joint program of the University of Detroit Mercy and Wayne State University to encourage undergraduate students from under-represented or economically disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue careers in biomedical research has …
SOUTHFIELD—A team of high school students from the West African nation of Ghana took first place in the Senior Game Division at the Robofest World Championships, held Saturday at Lawrence …
DEARBORN—On May 30-31, more than 500 award-winning K-12 inventors from across the nation and around the world will gather at Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation to compete for top …
SOUTHFIELD—A team of high school students from Berkley High School was recognized as the winner of the 2018-19 ACE Mentor Program of Michigan in an honors dinner Tuesday night at …
SOUTHFIELD—More than 600 students from around the world, plus another 200 coaches and parents, will travel to Lawrence Technological University this weekend for three days of competition under the umbrella …
SOUTHFIELD—The executive director of Lawrence Technological University’s Marburger STEM Center has published a second paper on using vibranium, the fictitious wonder metal from “Black Panther” and other Marvel superhero movies, …
I got the chance to hear and critique the presentations of six students from Michigan who are headed to the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix, Ariz. next …
EAST LANSING — The Zipties of Grandville won the coveted VEX Robotics Excellence Award and a two-team alliance from Flint and Niles were tournament champions at the 2019 Michigan VEX …
DETROIT — Wayne State University and Microsoft Corp. announced a new partnership to pilot an employability skills program. Officials with the company and the university say the program will foster …