Kilgour Elementary and Hyde Park School students learn how to apply STEM-related coursework to real world problems by creating apps, which are now available to buy; a portion of all sales return to the schools.
Local company Outlier Technologies introduced its unique TREWGrip mobile keyboard to the healthcare industry last month at the annual HIMSS conference in Chicago.
Students in Xavier University's Human Centered Making class fitted a three-legged dog for a prosthetic limb on April 29 using the school's new 3D printing technology.
Covington startup uses scannable exam table paper and mobile app to ease the boredom of waiting at the doctor's office.
ArtWorks is now accepting applications for its second annual Big Pitch competition, a 10-week mentorship program for creative and artisanal businesses that will award $20,000 in grants to two winners.
One of UpTech's recent startup graduates, Hello Parent, is living proof that a lot can happen during the six-month accelerator class, changing their name halfway through the program and learning to navigate the tech world.
April 16 is the final deadline to apply for the next class of The Brandery's renowned accelerator program, which now will also help out with a place to live in OTR.
The May 1 Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit will bring thought leaders from across the region to Cincinnati to exchange ideas on the future of sustainability here and across the country. It's the first year Northside's Green Umbrella Alliance has expanded its annual conference to provide a forum for collaboration among nearby city leaders.
TEDxXavierUniversity hosts its fourth annual speaker series April 15 with the theme of "Hope: A Driving Force for the Future." XU students chose the theme in response to the noticeably cynical attitude toward their generation that seems to proliferate in the media.
Northwestern Mutual presents "Igniting Future Entrepreneurs" April 2, a free panel discussion at the University of Cincinnati featuring some of the region’s top experts on starting a business.
Our Partners
We want to know what's on your mind.
