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The Versiti Blood Research Institute’s planned expansion in Wauwatosa could bring more than 100 new jobs to the area. That’s according to Chris Miskel, president and CEO of Versiti. In a recent interview, he discussed the research institute’s plans for adding 65,000...
BizTimes Milwaukee: Wearable Technologies and MediCardia Health announce strategic partnership
Hartland-based AI startup Wearable Technologies and Mequon-based MediCardia Health have announced a strategic partnership between aimed at revolutionizing cardiac chronic condition management and remote patient monitoring. Wearable Technologies has created a wearable...
Wisconsin Inno: Gener8tor’s agtech accelerator brings companies from Wisconsin, Silicon Valley to Alabama
The second cohort of an agriculture technology accelerator has brought companies from Wisconsin and Silicon Valley to Alabama. HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, in partnership with Wisconsin-based global venture firm and startup accelerator gener8tor, will host...
WARF Technologies: The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) is seeking commercial partners interested in developing methods to inhibit the germination of Cryptococcus spores
Overview Every year worldwide, millions of people experience morbidity and mortality as a consequence of severe fungal disease. In the United States, mortality from invasive fungal disease is approximately 50 percent. People with AIDS, chemotherapy patients, and...
Exact Sciences: Next-Generation Cologuard Test Demonstrates 94 Percent Sensitivity For Colorectal Cancer At 91 Percent Specificity, Raising The Bar In Non-Invasive Screening
Exact Sciences Corp. (NASDAQ: EXAS), a leading provider of cancer screening and diagnostic tests, today announced positive top-line results from the pivotal BLUE-C study. The results show that next-generation Cologuard® met all study endpoints and improved every...
Wisconsin Inno: Rent College Pads to expand into property management
Rent College Pads, a countrywide housing platform for students, is launching its end-to-end property management arm College Pads Pro on Aug.1. The Milwaukee-based company at 1101 N. Market St. started as CEO Dominic Anzalone's college project in 2012. It's since...
Wisconsin Inno: Madison virtual reality firm Holos awarded $1.8 million Air Force contract
Holos Inc., a Madison firm founded to develop virtual reality and augmented reality education software for classrooms, has been awarded a $1.8 million contract from the U.S. Air Force following up on the firm’s 2019 contract to help the Air Force develop VR...
BizTimes Milwaukee: From manufacturing to mosquitoes, universities explore AI uses, ethics
While the average person is only just beginning to realize the potential impacts of artificial intelligence, scientists across the globe have long been researching how the technology can improve – and perhaps even revolutionize – a wide array of processes and fields....
BizTimes Milwaukee: A closer look at AI
There is no bigger topic of conversation this year for technologists than artificial intelligence. The rapid, exponential growth of AI, specifically generative AI, has caused such alarm that the San Francisco-based Center for AI Safety issued a statement last month...
WisBusiness: Dairyland Power: Awarded $14.89 million NTIA grant to support broadband deployment in rural communities
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has awarded a $14.89 million Middle Mile Broadband Infrastructure Grant to Dairyland Power Cooperative to expand internet access in underserved rural communities. Dairyland applied for the grant in...
BizTimes Milwaukee: Wisconsin lost 7,000 private sector jobs, but labor force grew in May
Wisconsin lost 7,000 private sector jobs in May but the state’s labor force participation rate improved and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 2.4%, on a seasonally-adjusted basis, according to the latest figures from the state Department of Workforce Development....
Milwaukee Business Journal: Microsoft says it could add hundreds of Mount Pleasant data center jobs beyond initial hirings
Microsoft Corp. anticipates 200 jobs for the $1 billion first phase of its data center development in Mount Pleasant, but could add 460 more over time. Those numbers made public Friday are the first detailed job projections for Microsoft’s data center project, and...
WisBusiness: SixLine Semiconductor CEO focused on building industry relationships, proving tech
After winning this year’s Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest, SixLine Semiconductor CEO Katy Jinkins is focused on proving the company’s technology and building industry relationships. This Middleton-based company is developing advanced electronics components...
InsideWis: Peering into an engineering future that can, and should, come to pass
By Tom Still MADISON, Wis. -- The year is 2028, and a state-of-the-art building has opened in the heart of UW-Madison’s College of Engineering campus. It’s six times larger than the Depression-era building it replaced and designed to last a century or more. More...
Cap Times: Madison startup gains federal backing to continue nuclear fusion research
A Madison startup’s quest to push the bounds of clean industrial energy through nuclear fusion has just gained federal backing in the form of a $3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. The federal money, in concert with another $9 million in venture...
WisBusiness: the Podcast with Dayne Rusch, Vyper Industrial and Vyper Energy
This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Dayne Rusch, a Green Bay-area entrepreneur who launched startup companies Vyper Industrial and Vyper Energy. Vyper Industrial makes chairs for industrial shop environments and other customers. Since getting...
‘WisBiz: The Show’ features Troy Tesmer of Soul Mobility
Welcome to “WisBusiness: The Show,” a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. In the latest episode of “WisBusiness.com: The Show, Troy Tesmer, co-founder and president of Soul Mobility, talks about the young company’s category winning entry in...
WisBusiness: UW-Whitewater: Business student awarded $15,000 start-up funds
Chad Tjugum, a sophomore in the entrepreneurship program at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater College of Business and Economics has been awarded a $15,000 fourth place in the Schulze Entrepreneurship Challenge e-Fest to fund a business venture called Rarities...
Fore! Blackhawk Country Club site of July 24 Tech Council golf outing to benefit BPC
Join us Monday, July 24, at Blackhawk Country Club in the Madison suburb of Shorewood Hills for a scramble golf tournament to support winners of the 2024 Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest and to celebrate with members and friends of the Wisconsin Technology...
UW-Madison Innovate Network: Emerging companies from UW-Madison win big in the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest
Startups developed at UW–Madison were recognized last week at the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest award ceremony during the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference in Milwaukee. The pitch competition is designed to encourage entrepreneurs in the startup stages...