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New Houston Medical Research Campus Meant To Rival Boston, San Francisco
Posted on · TMC³ is expected to open in 2022
Posted on · TMC³ is expected to open in 2022
Posted on · It’s meant to boost Houston’s innovation culture, but critics say the location is a bad fit
Posted on · Houston startups’ continued struggle to receive investment is the topic of a report by Rice University
Posted on · IT services firm Amsys promises to revolutionize how electronic patient records are stored
Posted on · CAVU Biotherapies researches personalized cancer treatments for dogs and other pets
Posted on · ‘Houston Exponential’ is tasked with making Houston a Top 10 startup community within five years
Posted on · Grit Grocery is a farmers market on wheels.
Posted on · It’s part of an effort to improve Houston’s startup culture.
Posted on · Sedis, a gaming device that some compare to dominoes, is designed to play a multitude of different games.
Posted on · AngelMD functions as a matchmaker for innovators in the medical sector.
Posted on · Houston has a reputation for being an entrepreneurial city. That may be true, but the Bayou City is lagging behind many other places when it comes to innovation. But the tide may be turning.
Posted on · For several years now, The Texas Medical Center has had a program called TMCx. It's an accelerator to help medical startups get off the ground. And now that program has established a special pipeline for Australian startups to come to Houston for that accelerator program. They call it an international “BioBridge.” Michael Hagerty talked with […]
Posted on · Last week, the U.S. Department of Transportation named Texas as one of ten regions where the agency will test automated vehicle technology. The federal agency says the state's booming population and economy make it an ideal test site for automated and connected vehicle technology. On this edition of Houston Matters, we discuss this initiative, the […]
Posted on · We talk with Gabe Klein, the former head of Chicago and Washington, D.C.’s transportation departments. He’s in Houston to discuss how large urban areas like Houston can jump-start projects through what he calls “public entrepreneurship” — using the energy and mindset of startup companies to bridge the gap between the public and bureaucracy. He writes […]
Posted on · California has Silicon Valley. Could Houston become the Silicon Bayou? We discuss efforts to attract tech entrepreneurs here, with Sanjay Parikh of marketing and ad agency Gateway Design, and Hesam Panahi, founder of RED Labs, the University of Houston’s Start-up Accelerator laboratory.