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The org serving women-identifying and non-binary people in the tech industry announced new conferences, training opportunities and a revamped Slack would be coming.

Operating out of the Robotics Innovation Center at Hazelwood Green, the hub aims to be a haven for researchers, industry experts and consumers.

The Philly startup and six other organizations signed a pledge to review their own safety policies, with plans to eventually publish a report identifying how they and the industry can improve.

The City of Philadelphia program supports employee-driven projects aiming to improve services for residents and make government processes more efficient. Now, they're looking ahead to the next mayoral administration.

"Patients have a right to know what happens to their bodies," founder and CEO Marielle Gross said. The Pittsburgh startup's recent pilot enabled breast cancer patients to track and learn about research on their donated tumor and tissues.

In our high-tech world, yes, employers still value teamwork and strong communication skills.

Post-2020, companies realized they should be more self reliant with regard to making their own products. That could mean more hiring for high-tech talent.

When times are tough, many employers won't cut corners when it comes to security, making it an appealing expertise for university students to develop, these educators say.

The unconference returned to Wharton for the first time since 2020, with sessions ranging from technical to creative, and purposefully in between.

On the heels of EDA Tech Hubs designation, Philly has everything it needs to keep its life sciences ecosystem strong, leaders say. Here's how stakeholders across the region are working together to build up real estate and workforce programs to support the growing industry.