Roundup of news from TEDx and World Stem Cell Summit

Thursday, October 7, 2010 | Source: metromode
Two big events have taken place in Detroit over the last week or so, TEDxDetroit and the World Stem Cell Summit. Interesting stories came from both nationally recognized events that have implications to Michigan's growing new economy. Among the more amusing pieces is an MLive story about Quicken Loans founder and Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert poking fun at his use of Comic Sans in a speech at TEDxDetroit.

There is also a plethora of stories from local new heavy hitters about the World Stem Cell Summit, ranging from the Detroit Free Press going in-depth about stem cell ethics to a The Michigan Daily piece about the roles state and University of Michigan officials are playing in the furthering of stem cell research in the Great Lakes State.

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