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The academy at UAPB was started in 2003 and is funded by NSF grants to foster STEM at historically black colleges and universities. // read more[0 comments]
Researchers on The Hill have come up with textile sensors that can be attached to sports bras and vests to monitor certain health information. Ladies and gentlemen, the e-bra. // read more[0 comments]
Anyone even remotely interested in Innovate Arkansas clients, the startup community or entrepreneurship in general, just might want to pick up a copy of Arkansas Business this week. // read more[0 comments]
Every day I get at least one phone call from an anonymous inventor asking two questions: (1) Do you write patents? (2) What does it cost? // read more[0 comments]
In an exclusive chat with Arkansas Business, Tennille talks about keeping Arkansas' best and brightest at home and commercializing our home-grown innovation. // read more[0 comments]
The ARK Challenge accelerator has had a good week. It released its key cluster insights report and received some prestigious recognition from Daily Tekk. // read more[0 comments]
The event, held each spring at the Governor's Mansion, recognize the top exporters in Arkansas business. This year's event is scheduled for Wed., May 23, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Individual tickets are $50. // read more
Science Applications International Corporation, The Procter and Gamble Distribution Company, and the City of Fayetteville were among the winners Tuesday at the 2012 Arkansas Governor's Work-Life Balance Awards held at The Peabody Little Rock. // read more
Little Rock biotech firm Vivione Biosciences has announced a partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense to lease lab and office space at the Pine Bluff Arsenal. // read more
Wal-Mart Stores Inc. of Bentonville slips to No. 2 on the Fortune 500 list of companies ranked by revenue, which was released by the magazine Monday. // read more