NASA to coach UC students on technology commercialization
NASA has teamed up with the UC business school's Center for Entrepreneurship and Commercialization to educate students on the important steps following technology creation and patents.
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Startup jobs in Cincinnati and where to find them
Finding jobs in the startup world can be tricky, as postings are rarely found on traditional job search websites. So check out this list of resources for job hunting among Cincinnati startups.
Mercy Health Cincinnati offers anti-gravity treadmill to rehab patients
Mercy Health's Anderson Township Orthopedic Sports and Medicine Center recently acquired a state-of-the-art AlterG anti-gravity treadmill that uses NASA technology to lessen strain on muscles and joints.
Xavier University makes history with purchase of MakerBot 3D printing center
Xavier becomes the first private U.S. university to house a full MakerBot Innovation Center for 3D printing, seeing the move as a "game-changer" in how the school promotes innovation across majors and connects with local entrepreneurs.
The Brandery announces $50,000 grants for sixth class of startups
The Brandery will now provide $50,000 grants to incoming startups in exchange for a 6 percent stake in their companies. Applications are being accepted now for the spring class.
New scholarship for Gateway students encourages study of advanced manufacturing
A second-year Gateway Community and Technical College student from Erlanger is the first recipient of a new scholarship targeting those with an interest in advanced manufacturing.
Speech pathologist brings child language development to your doorstep with Hi-Coo
Parent and speech pathologist Libby Willig-Kroner is launching a subscription service delivering handmade products to promote language development in infants and toddlers.
Democratizing translation: What to expect from local startup Keego
Keego startup is translating work at The Brandery into a new product that "removes the language barrier" in online content.
Electric cars welcome at new dunnhumby garage
The new dunnhumby garage at Fifth and Race includes six charging stations for electric cars, the first of what could be a wave of free public charging options in the downtown area.
Two Hamilton Mill companies attract investor attention
Queen City Angels, a group of investors committed to regional entrepreneurship, have teamed up with Hamilton Mill to back two specific companies and to expand in Butler County.
