Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast

The three-year, $9.5 million contract will support recipients selected for the new "NSF Regional Innovation Engines" program to build innovation hubs.

Its new Research Institute is designed to pursue increased research funding, interdisciplinary collaboration across campus, and support for community and local industry priorities.

Last week's competition brought down the curtain on the first-ever combined BioTN “Scipreneur Challenge” and TennSMART “Smart Mobility Challenge.”

HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology announces participants in its "AgTech Accelerator," while Columbia, SC eyes an emphasis on quantum computing.

Radio stations in Switzerland and Ohio are experimenting with artificial intelligence in place of live DJs.

Pepperdine University is seeking applicants for its annual "Most Fundable Companies" list. In 2022, three of the 16 that made the grade were from the South.

A first-year engineering student from Sparta captured a $10,000 scholarship for Crate Buddy, a device that securely fastens a milk crate to the back of a bicycle and allows it to be used as storage.

The new President's Venture Fellowship, by far the largest award for student entrepreneurship ever offered by the university, is open to any full-time Johns Hopkins student, undergraduate or graduate, who seeks to continue pursuing a business venture in Baltimore after graduation.