Writer Anita Harris interviews biotech pioneer Robert Langer of MIT on how researchers can avoid the dreaded “valley of death” and start successful companies (as he has).
Phil Sharp of the MIT Koch Institute invites the public to vote in the first “Convergence Idea Challenge.” Offering $4000 in prizes aimed at challenging emerging researchers to combine the life/physical sciences, information technology, social sciences, and engineering to improve human health.
BTW Magazine for beautiful, sustainable homes is 3 days and $3K away from its kickstarter goal; if $25K is not raised by Thursday, the mag gets zilch. Please contribute if you can.
New Cambridge Observer writer Anita Harris describes Biotech Tuesday pitch competition and event for life science professionals.
Despite a historically strong anti-development bias in Cambridge, the City Council last week approved a new zoning law that will allow further transformation of the already growing Kendall Square.
PR/social media consultant Anita Harris hopes Cambridge Innovation Center can maintain its warm, collaborative atmosphere when it expands by 33 percent in Kendall Square.
Cambridge startups WeFunder and 360 Chestnut featured at Boston Clean Tech Meetup
Boston hosts global clean tech meeting providing opportunities for “intimate” discussions between emerging companies, potential investors, strategic partners, and customers.
