The COVID-19 pandemic has had a challenging effect on therapists and their clients by not being able to meet in person. With the growing need …
The Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce board of directors has unveiled its two-year advocacy agenda titled "Emergence."
The Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce announced the five finalists competing in this year’s Pressure Chamber startup initiative, which returns, in-person, on Aug. 18 during Forward Festival, Wisconsin's largest technology and entrepreneurship festival.
Sick of waiting for your phone to charge? It may soon be a thing of the past.
Archer Aviation just unveiled its first flying taxi.
The company on East Washington Avenue has merged with a Pennsylvania company and majority ownership is now a private equity firm in Dallas.
The “launch and test” phase of the project will run from June to December this year, costing about $2 million. Next January through June, the most promising ideas will be scaled up with an additional $3.5 million.
From the electric guitar to stem cell therapies, entrepreneurs have demonstrated incredible ingenuity throughout Wisconsin’s history. Yet in r…
The semifinalist ideas will go before a panel of judges for a "Shark Tank"-style presentation Saturday.
Jet suits are real and they’re the Royal Marines newest military gadget.
At the largest student-run innovation competition in the country, UW-Madison students took home prizes for pitches to design virtual reality science labs, teach kids to swallow pills, and more.
President Joe Biden on Wednesday outlined a $2.3 trillion plan to reengineer the nation's infrastructure over the next eight years in what he …
U.S. robotics company Boston Dynamics has introduced their newest robot called 'Stretch,' which is designed to unload trucks at warehouses.
“This book is truly uplifting,” Gates wrote. “It documents a story of remarkable scientific innovation and how it has improved the lives of almost all cystic fibrosis patients and their families. ... I suspect we’ll see many more books like this in the coming years, as biomedical miracles emerge from labs at an ever-greater pace.”
The “We’re All Innovating” contest is an attempt to improve those conditions by tapping into the legend — and the reality — of small business adaptability.
The school-aged inventors say it should let frontline workers remain working longer and more comfortably. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
And yes, it's got everything to do with the way we're treating our planet and the creatures that live on it.
Did you invest in any of these when you started working from home?
The world's largest nuclear fusion project is officially underway in France. Here's why that's a massive step towards a more sustainable future.
From perfume to speedos to baby formula, NASA is doing so much more than just exploring space.
With lackluster business and job creation, our state desperately needs another Dane County. The obvious answer is Milwaukee.
Over time, some inventions are keystone adaptations that magnify and extend benefits to successive generations of people.
Dear Editor: In the 1970s, Hugh Iltis, UW professor of botany and passionate spokesperson for the environment, frequently ended his lectures o…
For many patients, navigating the complexities of the healthcare system is cumbersome and frustrating. Consumers routinely fail to engage or a…
Goods Unite Us was started after the last presidential election, when one of my co-founders, Brian Potts, and I realized that it was time to a…