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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Mississippi River mayors explore unified voice on major water users like data centers
The Mississippi River Cities and Towns Initiative is considering a compact like those previously forged for the Great Lakes and Colorado River.
NGA officially opens the doors to its new North City headquarters
Employees will move into the new facility incrementally over the next six months.
Ron Kitchens will be Greater St. Louis Inc.’s next CEO
The Texas resident will lead the organization starting in November after it’s spent nearly a year under interim leadership.
Prognosia’s fast track to commercialization relied on St. Louis-based expertise
Two professors at WashU Medicine just sold their AI-based breast cancer software to a company in Seoul—a big success for the local startup scene.
Forklift training adds to the suite of skills Rung for Women teaches
The single day certificate can open up employment opportunities in industrial facilities, retail and even nonprofits that use forklifts.
New ag innovation program seeks to further St. Louis’ prowess in the sector
H.A.R.V.E.S.T. AgTech builds on the foundation of another incubator program that has supported close to 100 companies since 2014.
Backers of Lafayette Square self-storage facility have a plan to win city approval: adding 5 residential units
Tom Graddy’s proposal for the corner of Jefferson and Chouteau was rejected by the city in July, but he’s back.
C2N’s expansion into former Goodwill building boosts St. Louis’ bioscience startup ecosystem
They’re set to occupy just over half of the new space in WashU’s $100 million redevelopment, leaving room for other growing bioscience companies.
How do you solve downtown St. Louis’ problems? Developers have no easy answers
The neighborhood’s future was the focus of Urban Land Institute panel on Thursday.
BioSTL leaders see a neuroscience hub in St. Louis’ future, despite NSF setback
The organization had been in contention for a $160 million National Science Foundation Engine grant, but found out this summer it wouldn’t get that funding for NEURO360.