SEED (Supporting Entrepreneurship in Education) is back for a second round of funding education ventures.
The event, hosted by PhillyCORE Leaders and Councilman Bill Green, will focus on funding companies that are developing technology for the classroom. The grand prize is $5,000.
Apply here by 5 p.m. on Sept. 24. That’s next Tuesday.
GenLogs, a logistics startup based in Arlington, captures photographs throughout the country and uses AI to log routes.
Legal challenges are expected once enforcement begins, but if the order holds, the administration could withhold broadband funding from non-compliant states.
Beth and Jeff Gusenoff, a husband-and-wife duo, share the secrets to balancing academia, business and family life in the latest edition of How I Got Here.
The region helped invent cell and gene therapy. Now, there’s an opportunity to reengineer it so more people can actually access it, a life sciences leader writes.
In a year defined by industrial policy, AI infrastructure and a still-surging entrepreneurship boom, one US region used 2025 especially well.
The org’s accelerators are ending, but its for-profit spinoff will still offer networking and matching without disruption, leaders say.
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