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Although just a year into her role as director of the Iowa State University Pappajohn Center for Entrepreneurship, Judi Eyles is not a newcomer to the center. Eyles, who graduated from ISU in 1993, was …
Well, just when we’re getting comfy with Siri, Google Home and other digital assistants and artificial intelligence helping us with everyday tasks, here comes IBM with one that zeroes in on the way humans debate. …
The National Science Foundation awarded a two-year grant for $300,000 to the University of Northern Iowa’s computer science department, which professors say will go toward improving curriculum for K-12 computer science teachers. Associate professors Sarah …
Here’s a tidbit for downtown Des Moines livers who have come to town by the prospect of a good job and that special vibe that makes the city so, well, special: 90 million years ago …
Iowa State University’s Startup Factory Network announced the second cohort in the experimental SUF Node program, a 52-week accelerator program piloted in northern Iowa with regional Small Business Development Centers. This year’s cohort includes iPet, …
New business filings will now take less than a day to process, down from a two-week wait, because of new filing software launched today by the Iowa secretary of state’s office. Fast Track Filings, a …
Over a couple of beers at Twisted Vine Brewery, Justin Stevens was showing off an unblinking, blue LED light on Thursday night. “I failed pretty miserably. … And actually, I don’t feel bad at all,” …
Mediacom got together some of its friends at Pillar Technologies’ “Forge” in downtown Des Moines Tuesday night to discuss how high-speed broadband helps businesses of all sizes in this day of 1 gigabit per second …
Prohibition kept a lot of secrets hidden under the cornfields. That’s according to Dannie Strable, cofounder of Rack House Whiskey Club. He and his colleagues spent time digging up those secrets as they learned more …
At the start of 2017, chemical engineer Meredith Smith was frustrated by the statistics of workers in her industry. Women held 24 percent of all science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) jobs in 2017, and …
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