How Peptyde Bio’s purchase is leading to good things for Danforth Center—and St. Louis
Invaio Sciences acquisition of the startup has helped put St. Louis’ bio and plant sciences ecosystem on the map in Boston.
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How a presidential disaster declaration unlocks recovery resources beyond just FEMA
Without Trump declaring May’s EF-3 tornado a major disaster, St. Louis won’t get resources from the SBA, EDA, HUD, and even some financial institutions.
The science behind a leading carbon removal solution comes from St. Louis
Mati Carbon recently won $50 million for its enhanced rock weathering solution, with a prize inspired by St. Louis and a chief scientific officer based right here.
St. Louis workplaces grapple with AI opportunities—and fears
A study by St. Louis-based Perficient found more concerns about AI at the bottom of the totem pole than among supervisors.
As St. Louis waits for FEMA, volunteers continue to do what they can
“It’s not possible to address all the needs,” says Mayor Cara Spencer.
St. Louis’ geospatial industry shows its utility after tornado strikes
Geospatial companies can help map damage and estimate its costs.
View St. Louis tornado’s destruction in this before-and-after aerial map
See a before and after comparison of the damage caused by Friday’s EF-3 Tornado.
SLDC re-ups grants to bolster downtown St. Louis retail
The second year marks an increase of funding, with a total of $400K available to help entrepreneurs who want a brick-and-mortar presence downtown.
New Danforth spinoff Spearhead Bio wants to provide the glue for better plant gene editing
It’s the third startup in as many years to spin out of research from the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.
St. Louis planners eye zoning updates to draw new residents
Keen to halt population decline, leaders from the planning departments in both city and county hope modernizing zoning policies will help.