Azavea staffer Kathryn Killebrew built a map that ties together all the city’s bike data (that’s on OpenDataPhilly, at least): bike routes and bike rack locations.
See itThe different colored lines denote different street classes, like major arterial or collector. Killebrew is on the bike data beat: we called her related transit mapping project one of the five best civic hacking projects of 2013.
From logistics to software to biotech, founders across the region are tackling healthcare’s hardest problems by focusing on real workflows, long timelines and patient impact.
Plus, the Science Center announced its ninth Capital Readiness cohort, meet the winners of Hopeworks’ young entrepreneurs pitch competition and more power moves.
Partnerships with giants like Eli Lilly and Thermo Fisher Scientific put biotech in the spotlight again, though founders still struggle to find investments in their hometown.
Mindframe, which offers an AI-powered behavioral health platform, plans a 2026 HQ launch in tandem with a capital raise.
Hacking vectors like phishing just got easier in the world of deepfakes and other rapid tech advancements, a cyber founder writes.
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