Juventas Healing Hearts
Juventas is on the cutting edge of regenerative medicine and literally healing hearts, thanks to funding from Ohio Third Frontier. The Cleveland company just wrapped up phase [...]
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Founder Story: IRISense
IRISense is innovation that could change the quality of life for people with diabetes. The finger prick is still the way most people monitor their glucose level, but this [...]
Founder Story: Darkside Scientific
Darkside Scientific is literally painting with light, turning any 3-D object into a lamp. The company started in a storage shed and now employs ten people, thanks to the [...]
Kent State Third Frontier Researchers Develop Energy-Saving Technologies
Story excerpt provided by Kent State University. Two Kent State University researchers have won Ohio Third Frontier grants to test and build prototypes of energy-saving [...]
It’s Demo Day!
Demo Day at LaunchHouse in northeast Ohio last November! More than 300 people packing the accelerator with 11 new technology startups giving their first public pitches. Click [...]
ProtoStar Leads USA to Olympic Medals
Sliding head first on a metal sled atop an ice track with the capability of reaching 90 mph sounds insane, but that is exactly what one Ohio engineer and his team did for the [...]
Landing Accelerator Spot
Serial entrepreneur Charles Stack and Silicon Valley tech startup vet Jennifer Neundorfer are the team behind the new Cleveland-based accelerator FlashStarts. The accelerator [...]
Accelerator-Ready? Listen.
Accelerators work with promising young companies for a limited time, exchanging mentoring and pre-seed funding for equity. With nearly 200 accelerators already in existence [...]
Accelerating Ohio Technology
Written by Erin Hummeldorf. The entrepreneurial support and community in Ohio are gaining national attention, accelerating innovation and technology in the heart of the [...]
Composite bridges on a path to wider use
Story excerpt provided by PlasticsNews. Written by Catherine Kavanaugh. When the district Department of Transportation (DDOT) in Washington, D.C., needed to replace three [...]