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Innovative technology is not just the domain of Ottawa’s “Silicon Valley North.” This mature industry, whose roots are in Ottawa, has grown beyond the capital’s borders and now finds itself in enclaves all over Eastern Ontario.

Launch Lab helps Theia Markerless turn breakthrough tech into a global business

Launch Lab helps Theia Markerless turn breakthrough tech into a global business

100 Best Liberal Arts Colleges in America By Ellen Dewitt, Stacker News On 8/2/21 at 8:00 PM EDT When it comes to colleges, big state schools get attention for their sports teams. Technology schools get credit for scientific breakthroughs. But America is dotted with top-notch liberal arts colleges that have plenty to offer. Many feature core curriculums that require students to sample the arts, humanities, sciences, and languages. Others have open curriculums, challenging students to choose ...

A veteran entrepreneur is the new head of an organization that’s invested tens of millions of dollars in fledgling eastern Ontario companies over the past seven years. The Southeastern Ontario Angel Network announced Tuesday that Mike Amos has been named managing director. Amos replaces John Malloy, who retired at the end of March after serving as the organization’s leader since it was founded in 2014. “I am thrilled to have the opportunity to build off the tremendous work that John Mollo...

Justin Urso, Director of the University of Arkansas’ McMillon Innovation Studio (Sarah Bentham) Justin Urso began his transition to full-time director of the University of Arkansas McMillon Innovation Studio on March 15. A UA graduate, Urso co-founded Concord Adams, a custom website design and development service, in 2017. In 2014, he co-founded Skosay, a retail technology company whose clients include T...

The accelerator's annual “graduation ceremony” for up-and-coming software-as-a-service startups will once again take place remotely this April ​– but with a few twists.

Mineral County Days promote tourism, Route 220 Mineral Daily News-Tribune For the News Tribune KEYSER - Mineral County Days was held as scheduled on Feb. 10-11 despite Mineral Countians being unable to travel to Charleston due to the pandemic.   Seven meetings plus a celebratory ceremony for this year’s Mineral County honoree Michael Price were held virtually via Zoom.  Mineral County participants met with representatives from seven departments and agencies, including Agriculture, Commerce,...

Service-learning classes in which students interact directly with community members have changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, even through a screen, the courses continue to connect Duke and Durham.&nbsp&#x3B;