A modern business has a modern focus; it’s not just about what you offer as a product, but the way you conduct yourself as well. However, a lot of small businesses fail to factor this into their long term decisions. Your reputation, and the way you carry yourself, is just as important as what you
ANN ARBOR - Kathleen Norton-Schock provides her monthly updates on all the programs on Michigan Council of Women in Technology''s calendar over the next couple of months, including several competitions that earn college scholarships. On Feb. 22, Hockey with Heart: A Fundraiser with the Detroit Red Wings v Colorado Avalance, is scheduled for Little Ceasar's
WASHINGTON DC - NASA is using satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to transform modern farming. As explained in Food Dive, Hawai’i’s agricultural production and food systems have suffered for decades because of ongoing issues of climate change, commercial exploitation, and policy failures. NASA is stepping in to lend its expertise in hopes of addressing food security and
Lue Elizondo, former director of AATIP (Advanced Aeropsace Threat Identification) shared a fascinating story in a podcast interview about a unique UFO sighting one of his close contacts had. The encounter, which occurred during a U.S. military operation, ended with a UFO the size of a small island essentially “disappearing” a missile that was fired during a
When you’re an entrepreneur a lot of your time is spent thinking about logistics, business growth and creating new connections to help you build your empire. For many business owners this will involve a lot of traveling and experiencing new places along the way. Although this can be very fulfilling and exciting, it can also
On MITech TV Feb. 5, Kathleen Norton Schock updates Michigan Council of Women in Technology. Michelle Gilbert formerly VP of Communications for Comcast in Michigan has left the company to start her own coaching agency. Melih Oztalay starts a monthly series on how to effectively use Artificial Intelligence to develop your social media posts. Scott
CHICAGO - A Northwestern University-led team of researchers has developed a new fuel cell that harvests energy from microbes living in dirt. About the size of a standard paperback book, the completely soil-powered technology could fuel underground sensors used in precision agriculture and green infrastructure. This potentially could offer a sustainable, renewable alternative to batteries,
TOKYO - Toyota sold more cars in 2023 than ever before but electric vehicles had a minimal impact on the growth. Of the 11,233,039 vehicles delivered by the Japanese conglomerate, only 104,018 were EVs. Just 0.926 percent of the cars sold by Toyota, Lexus, and the other subsidiaries last year were battery EVs. With that in
NEW YORK - Much of the attention around electric aircraft involves moving beyond small, regional-hopping passenger planes into the long distance territory of jumbo jets. The US-UK startup ZeroAvia is one stakeholder leaning on hydrogen fuel cells to do the heavy lifting. That’s going to take a while to scale up. In the meantime, the
WASHINGTON DC - The man who gained global attention in 2023 for his remarks on UFOs is now sharing additional details about one of them. David Grusch disclosed intriguing information to a New York City audience, which included U.S. government employees, according to Daily Mail. Grusch reportedly cited anonymous sources who claimed to have worked on an "unidentified anomalous phenomena" (UAP) resembling the
