ABC 33/40: Alabama moves forward with regulations on telehealth
With the stroke of Governor Kay Ivey’s pen, Alabama is requiring telehealth rules be adopted for the first time. Read the full article here.
With the stroke of Governor Kay Ivey’s pen, Alabama is requiring telehealth rules be adopted for the first time. Read the full article here.
On Thursday, April 28th, nine Alabama startups made their way to Innovation Portal in Mobile for the Alabama Launchpad Cycle 1 2022 Finale. Their goal? To pitch their businesses to a panel of experienced entrepreneurs for a chance to win…
Auburn University recently participated in the BIO Alabama conference at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Mountain Brook, showcasing seven of its biotechnology research developments. Read the full article here.
Editor’s note: This story was originally published in The Pitch, a DC Inno special feature spotlighting young local startups led by underrepresented founders. The companies included may not have much (or any) funding or revenue, but they do have plans…
RALLY will be held April 26 at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in Mountain Brook. It was developed to connect bioscience companies with academic R&D intellectual property to facilitate the translation of science into applications for humanity. Read the full article…
Ground was broken Monday for the new Altec/Styslinger Genomic Medicine and Data Sciences Building and the Marnix E. Heersink Institute for Biomedical Innovation Conference Center at the site of the new facility, at Seventh Avenue South, between 19th and 20th…
DC BLOX’s will use its newest design in Birmingham to accommodate the need for high-performance computing applications in the market. Read the full article here.
Auburn city officials have announced $3 million in federal funding that will benefit the expansion of the Auburn Center for Developing Industries (ACDI). Read the full article here.
An innovation developed in an engineering lab at the University of Alabama will help a Canadian company improve its solution to reduce emissions of a harmful greenhouse gas created by concrete production. Read the full article here.
From roads and bridges to sewage systems to broadband internet access, there has been a shift among Alabama’s leadership in the last few years that will benefit rural areas in the long run, according to researchers at the University of…
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