CMU researcher studies salty solution for muscle cramps
Dr. Kevin Miller has been researching pickle juice for over a decade. Today, the CMU professor thinks the brine may trigger a reflex that helps reduce muscle cramping.
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The growing STEM Ecosystem in the Great Lakes Bay Region
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Cutting edge technology really cuts–with lasers–in Mt. Pleasant
The cutting edge tech is one more step forward for the company, which has been manufacturing tanks for the agricultural, chemical, crude oil, petroleum, ISO and industrial gas industries since 1990.
With a focus on research, Central Michigan University, is putting its stamp on the scientific world
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Research and business hub SmartZone nears final design for south end of CMU campus
Design plans for a new SmartZone on the CMU campus are almost complete. CMURC will screen developments for the 300-acre space.
Workforce training programs offered in drones, project management, and welding at Mid Michigan
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Family business aims to solve global water problem
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Mid Michigan College begins new focus on industrial certifications this fall
New certifications will help train the next generation of talent in mid-Michigan.
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The growing STEM Ecosystem in the Great Lakes Bay Region
With the help of the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance, our community is home to several resources to help local students get involved with STEM education in order to prepare for the workforce of tomorrow.
Cutting edge technology really cuts–with lasers–in Mt. Pleasant
The cutting edge tech is one more step forward for the company, which has been manufacturing tanks for the agricultural, chemical, crude oil, petroleum, ISO and industrial gas industries since 1990.
With a focus on research, Central Michigan University, is putting its stamp on the scientific world
In the U.S., most research is conducted by a small percentage of higher education institutions. With ongoing trials in areas such as mitochondrial repair, tuberculosis, and Alzheimer's disease, CMU is among them.
Research and business hub SmartZone nears final design for south end of CMU campus
Design plans for a new SmartZone on the CMU campus are almost complete. CMURC will screen developments for the 300-acre space.
Workforce training programs offered in drones, project management, and welding at Mid Michigan
Drones and project management top the list of new programs for local professionals looking to hone their skills.
Family business aims to solve global water problem
GCI Water Solutions is tackling the global problem of wastewater purification in a low-cost, environmentally friendly way.
These mid-Michigan innovators are helping battle wild fires
Unlike others in the industry, Burch Tank & Truck isn't afraid of a challenge. That's how they ended up building custom aviation fuel tankers that are helping fire fighters battle wild blazes out west.
Mid Michigan College begins new focus on industrial certifications this fall
New certifications will help train the next generation of talent in mid-Michigan.
Focused and flexible: Mid-Michigan students enjoy more options in 2018-19
From project-based learning to skilled trades training, Isabella county students have more educational options than ever before, and their good fortune is a potential boon for the region's future economy.
