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LTU Offers Master’s Degree In Cardiovascular Perfusion

SOUTHFIELD - Selin Arslan, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs & Associate Professor College of Engineering at Lawrence Technological University, provides the back story on the new master's degree of perfusion that teaches students how to operate such equipment as heart-lung machines. The starting salaries for these jobs is around $140,000 a year, Arslan said. https://youtu.be/n-y1nrXa1tQ

By |2022-08-01T20:23:27-04:00August 1st, 2022|ESD, mitechtv|

Northwood Wins National Esports Program Of The Year

MIDLAND — Northwood University this week celebrated a historic milestone as the Timberwolves won Program of the Year honors by the National Association of Collegiate Esports. “This award means so much to the students and myself,” said Esports Coach Cody Elsen. “The hard work everyone has put in resulted in a dream scenario for us.”

By |2022-08-02T08:20:22-04:00August 1st, 2022|ESD|

Malware Analysis Market Size To Top $24 Billion Globally By 2027

NEW YORK -- The Insight Partners published latest research study on Malware Analysis Market is expected to grow from $3.2 billion in 2019 to $24.9 billion by 2027, a CAGR of 29.2 percent. The global malware analysis market growth is driven by the rapidly increasing connectivity and rushing pace of digital transformation in the region,

By |2022-08-02T08:20:22-04:00August 1st, 2022|Cyber Defense|

SBAM Survey: Higher Costs, Supply Shortages Hurting Michigan’s Small Businesses

LANSING – Continually rising costs and supply shortages are the main challenges impeding Michigan small businesses success, according to a new survey released today by the Small Business Association of Michigan. “Michigan’s small businesses are still facing significant obstacles every single day,” said SBAM President and CEO Brian Calley. “Higher costs, supply shortages and inflation

By |2022-08-01T19:47:53-04:00August 1st, 2022|Entrepreneurs, Small Business Association of Michigan|

Eastern Upper Peninsula Asks Residents, Businesses To Participate In Broadband Survey

Eastern Upper Peninsula - Eastern Upper Peninsula Connect Collaborative is asking residents and businesses to take a 15-question survey about Internet service at their households and locations. The survey asks whether high-speed ("broadband") Internet service is available at a 911 service address, and if so, at what speed and cost. The goal is to gain

By |2022-08-01T19:39:11-04:00August 1st, 2022|IoT|

MVCA Industry Report, LTU’s Perfusion Program, iHemp Michigan, Scalable Revenue Operations

ANN ARBOR - On MITechTV Aug. 1, Ara Topouzian provides more details on the MVCA investment report.  Selin Arsian talks about LTU's perfusion program. Dave Crabill, president of iHemp Michigan, talks about changes to iHemp Hour.  Ernie Butcher is building scalable revenue operations in small businesses. You can watch on-demand segments of this show at

By |2022-08-01T13:17:40-04:00August 1st, 2022|Podcasts|

Judge Stays Ruling in Minimum Wage, Sick Time Case

LANSING - In somewhat of a surprise, the Judge at the court of claims whose decision would have increased minimum wage and added a mandatory paid sick leave benefit has agreed to “stay” his own decision. This means that the decision will not go into effect until February 19, 2023, or upon action of a

By |2022-08-01T12:52:44-04:00August 1st, 2022|Politics, Politics/Government|

Yuri Milner’s Breakthrough Initiative and Funding Future Good

DETROIT - Are we alone in the universe? This was the fundamental question that spurred Yuri Milner on his search and led to the creation of Listen. Breakthrough Initiatives are a suite of space science programs funded by the foundation established by Julia and Yuri Milner. Often, when people hear about research into intelligent extraterrestrial

By |2022-08-01T12:39:58-04:00August 1st, 2022|Guest Columns|

Engineer Builds Martian Nuclear Reactor That Can Tackle Earth’s Power Crisis

SAN FRANCISCO - A former employee of SpaceX has set a very ambitious goal of building a working solution for humanity's ever-growing need for electricity. No bigger than a regular container, his invention is a nuclear fission reactor generator. Portable, affordable, and economically feasible, the power plant can be deployed everywhere. In an interview for

By |2022-07-31T10:52:26-04:00July 31st, 2022|Industry 4.0|