The University of the Sciences just got approval from the city’s zoning board to expand its Science and Technology Center, the University City Review reported.
Here are some more details from the University City Review:
The 55,000-square-foot building will house the Physician Assistant program and feature a green roof with plants that will not only beautify the now-wooded area but also help curb flooding, an issue on everyone’s mind lately.
The study will analyze the environmental and economic effects of the large tech facilities across the state.
Companies with at least one Penn-affiliated researcher or faculty member as a founder can apply for up to $250,000 through the new program.
A new national report by the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center challenged Louisiana startup boosters to organize statewide. Will they?
The Maryland-based healthtech startup syncs medical records and makes recommendations for billing codes.
Check out this week’s listings, then take a break. We’ll be back with more job listings soon.
Startup activity and serious research has earned national praise. Now a storytelling strategy will follow.
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