Fans at the Michigan-MSU game can pee into yurts on East Stadium Boulevard, all to grow fertilizer for campus gardens.

ATI Robotics builds its haulers in Bangalore today, but it's betting a Madison Heights base will put it next to Detroit's supply chain.

Birmingham's Ultra Security raised $10 million to stop AI agents from going rogue inside company systems.

Teresa Paneque-Carreño, an immigrant astronomer turned UNICEF ambassador, hosts talks, a telescope night, and a STEM banquet this week.

Cornerstone's three Detroit middle schools became the first in the city — and only the second network statewide — to land Verizon's innovation labs.

At the Goonettes Invitational, girls fill every drive-team and pit-crew seat, building a pipeline toward engineering degrees.

Spot units could soon pick up cigarette butts and patrol parking garages as Bedrock eyes a citywide robot fleet.

A Plymouth man's early diagnosis put him inside a Henry Ford program with over 16,000 robotic prostate surgeries on record.

Lorelei Dunn, 1, has one of only about 150 confirmed CACNA1E cases worldwide. Her family says awareness is the key to unlocking research.

Broadband cables reach almost every Oakland County home, but nearly 24,000 households still can't get online — and cost is the top reason why.

The new College of Pharmacy building unites 22 labs and seven scattered departments into one Ann Arbor home.

Jack Demmer Ford flew a drone loaded with oil filters across Newburgh Road, backed by a $740,000 state grant for Wayne County air deliveries.

Oakland University and Automation Alley just opened a shared factory-and-research hub on Adams Road, giving students hands-on work with real industry orders.