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Quantum Maryland sues Frederick County official over frozen data center plans
A court filing alleges local leadership unlawfully suspended an approved zoning ordinance for political gain.
Once called ‘batshit crazy,’ BlueHealer is tackling a limb-saving surgical trend from the inside
The Johns Hopkins spinout is building a medical device that moves bone and aims to restore blood flow and reduce lower-limb loss.
Why Philadelphia needs more hackathons
Leaders from C.O.D.E. describe how focused building sprints can connect the region’s talent, turn ideas into evidence and help Philly’s innovation economy move with purpose.
Founders Alley returns to connect Philly’s founders, creatives and investors
The Oct. 20 gathering at Pennovation Works brings local entrepreneurs together with capital, mentorship — and each other.
He planned to become a philosopher. Then he found New Orleans’ startup world.
Idea Village programs director Andrew Albert talks about leaving academia, learning entrepreneurship at Lucid and why aspiring founders should be ready to pivot.
Local landlord wins $15k at Allegheny County’s inaugural AI for housing hackathon
Plus, Eos Energy gets an $87 million federal loan advance to consolidate its Southwestern Pennsylvania plants and more Pittsburgh money moves.
What is the impact economy? Two new courses help builders help the world
The Big Table Institute is launching virtual programs that help mission-driven professionals, small business owners and entrepreneurs explore what’s possible.
Research Triangle biotech is testing a way to fight cancer without debilitating side effects
Durham’s Incyclix Bio has raised $52 million to advance precision treatments for breast and ovarian tumors, now in active clinical trials.
Why University Startups shifted from entrepreneurship to give special ed students more autonomy
The Bethesda edtech firm built a compliance platform to help school districts and prison systems meet federal disability requirements.
Inside New Zealand’s fossil-fuel-free ‘flying’ hydrofoil boat and its big US plans
Rather than focusing on environmental benefits, potential customers are showing interest in cost savings.
A former deckhand is building tech to digitize the paper-bound towboat industry
New Orleans-based Geaux River raised $300,000 to expand wireless data collection, barge tracking and maritime defense tools on US waterways.
Baltimore startup developing ‘pain sponge’ therapy closes pre-seed funding round
The Johns Hopkins spinout is building an alternative to opioid painkillers and preparing for a fall meeting with the FDA.
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