Awards to support three research projects aimed at reducing health disparities Three research teams at Wayne State University recently received grants totaling $460,305 from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund for … Keep Reading…
High school students will put their design and engineering skills to the test by competing with their customized connected, autonomous and electric vehicles at the 11th annual Square One Innovative … Keep Reading…
Square One Education Network’s Karl Klimek Earns Rare George G. Mallinson Award from Michigan Science Teachers Association; Takes New Role with STEM Nonprofit Karl Klimek, long-time executive director of the … Keep Reading…
Karmanos locations in Detroit and Farmington Hills among Michigan’s eight designated screening centers that follow best practices outlined by Lung Cancer Alliance. “We are proud and honored to be working … Keep Reading…
In support of creating the next generation of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) professionals, Toyota Motor North America has donated $1.44 million to the Michigan Science Center (MiSci). … Keep Reading…
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has recognized the singularity of Detroit, dubbing the motor city the country’s first “City of Design.” “Detroit has become the first U.S. … Keep Reading…
The Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit’s IRP (Institute for Retired Professionals) will host J.P. Dessel for the Annual Lucas Lecture at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 28 at the JCC, … Keep Reading…
In 2005, Detroit-area residents mourned the closing of the city’s 101-year-old Belle Isle Aquarium and watched as beloved animals were dispersed to other institutions. A similar story recently played out … Keep Reading…
Beaumont Health System has announced a $5 million gift from Danialle and Peter Karmanos Jr. that aims to expand safe, natural birthing alternatives for expectant moms in Metro Detroit. Their … Keep Reading…
Andrew Michail, a 20-year-old pre-medical student at Wayne State University, wanted to make a difference in the lives of low-income patients whom he helped during volunteer stints at medical clinics … Keep Reading…
Atlanta — Health officials say Lyme disease is about 10 times more common than previously reported. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says as many as 300,000 Americans are … Keep Reading…
Did you know fun lurks beneath your feet? Join us as we explore science “underground” with fun activities, including crafts and experiments, every weekend this summer at the Michigan Science … Keep Reading…
“People might be surprised to know that we have the best health care in the world,” said Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano after a State of the County address touting … Keep Reading…
Our Hands-on Interactive Program (HIP) sessions take students on an in-depth exploration of science, technology, engineering and math and are the perfect complement to our hands-on exhibits. Each program is … Keep Reading…
By Vernon T., February 11, 2013, Energy Efficiency, Events & Fun, News Born on February 11, 1847, Thomas Alva Edison’s early life did not hint at how much technical change … Keep Reading…
“She would talk about being an obedient child, and her mother telling her an obedient child would live a long life. She always tried to be an obedient child to … Keep Reading…
The Cancer Thrivers Network for Jewish Women invites fellow “thrivers” to join them 1:30 – 3 p.m., Monday, January 21 for an afternoon of knitting, crocheting and camaraderie. The session … Keep Reading…
Where you live can have a number of effects on your health. In the past, we’ve told you how your neighborhood can affect your heart, your diet and even your … Keep Reading…
The Baldwin Public Library is pleased to offer another educational series on Alzheimer’s and dementia presented by Debra Mittelbach, N.H.A., C.D.P., Executive Director of Arden Courts Memory Care Community of … Keep Reading…