The 10th annual Philly Tech Week presented by Comcast is now a months-long celebration, starting with a full-day online event convening speakers from across our markets ahead of our IRL September series.

Practice imagining how your message might be received by your staff, and more advice on internal messaging when the news is rotten on the first ever episode of The TWIJ Show by Technical.ly.

Labs are closed and conferences canceled, to the detriment of young scientists' professional development and information sharing. What will that mean for future innovations?

Today’s level of federal funding and emphasis on market-driven research are imperfect, writes Connecticut College professor Marc Zimmer. Here are four ideas to fix that.

We don’t want your money. We want to help inform your career choices, and to know when we’ve helped you land that job.

Women directors remain significantly underrepresented on corporate boards and the U.S. falls behind a number of other countries in women’s presence on boards, write Utah State University professors Christy Glass and Alison Cook.

It's not perfect, but the song-and-dance-centric dramedy is bringing women in tech to the forefront, writes Engineering Manager Leemay Nassery.

A Philadelphia-based executive creative director explains what three commercials by The New York Times, Hennessy and Nike mean for culture and advertising.

Throughout the first year of the next decade, we're tackling subjects such as early employees, gender diversity in tech and UX design via our editorial calendar.

For up to two years, another full-time reporter will be joining our newsroom to report specifically on issues of equity and access in the rapidly changing Maryland city.