From citizen journalist Christopher Sawyer who runs the Philadelinquency blog, here’s a workaround to check any city property’s water bill — and if a property is using water or not. It’s one way, Sawyer pointed out, to determine if a property is truly vacant.
Meanwhile, Philly is hosting a vacant land conference.
From lab space and coffee bars to jobs and long-term returns, mid-tier life sciences hubs may be better positioned than the biggest biotech boomtowns.
Philadelphia venture firm Osage University Partners will manage the capital, only available to university-affiliated companies.
Ecosystem leaders chimed in about what they see happening in the year ahead. More intentional personal connections is a goal for many.
Disruptions to SBIR/STTR program leave local life sciences and tech innovators facing tougher paths to commercialization.
The Philly-based biotech is developing a GLP-1 that aims to help patients lose weight and keep it off.
The Pittsburgh startup’s tech takes an updated approach to keep AI chips from getting too hot.
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