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After spending many years in school and working as a research assistant, Brandon Morton initially found it challenging to adjust his mindset to the corporate world. Here's the advice he'd give aspiring technologists now.

Board chairs Julia Poepping and Lou Camerlengo say the nonprofit's annual #sitwithme event is held to understand why women leave tech, and how to support those who remain in the field.

The annual event featured presentations from the 2023 VentureBridge cohort, as well as some program alums working on their businesses full time.

Ahead of its 10th birthday in October, the Center City software company announced this week that its Answers tool would be available in public beta.

Founder Tom Lauwers wants to encourage creativity one robotics kit at a time. Here's how the Pittsburgh edtech company has grown since its 2010 founding.

GreenEnergyPA compares the most straightforward renewable energy rates with a goal to make it easier and more affordable for Pennsylvanians to switch their energy provider.

The building is part of the larger uCity Square development project and is already home to commercial tenants including Century Therapeutics, Exponent and Integral Molecular.

"These kinds of entrepreneurs are constantly trying to succeed," Executive Director Nadyli Nuñez said, "so we just want to say, 'We see you, we support you, and we're here to help.'"

Pien Huang is a health reporter on the Science desk. She was NPR's first Reflect America Fellow, working with shows, desks and podcasts to bring more diverse voices to air and online.

Under Nallu's leadership, Report for the World has expanded its newsroom presence while taking the international stage as a thought leader in global journalism.