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NIH scientists publish declaration criticizing Trump’s deep cuts in public health research
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NIH scientists publish declaration criticizing Trump’s deep cuts in public health research

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In his confirmation hearings to lead the National Institutes of Health, Jay Bhattacharya pledged his openness to views that might conflict with his own. “Dissent,” he said, ”is the very essence of science.”See the Story
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Quest Diagnostics and University of Texas want to promote more cancer screenings
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Quest Diagnostics and University of Texas want to promote more cancer screenings, which they suggest aren't happening enough.See the Story

WisBusiness: Panelists at a Wisconsin Technology Council luncheon agreed that building a supportive company culture and hiring enthusiastic candidates can drive innovation from within. - Wisconsin Technology Council

The Tech Council yesterday held an event in Whitewater focused on the concept of “intrapreneurship,” or applying entrepreneurial thinking in an existing organization. “It means empowering employees to really develop new ideas, take new steps, take some calculated risks,” said Investor Networks Director Joe Kremer, who moderated the panel discussion. Peter Layton, founding partner ofInnovation · WhitewaterRead Article

Milky Way Tech Hub: Associated Bank launches AI Academy, a summer youth education program - Wisconsin Technology Council

In partnership with Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and Milky Way Tech Hub, Associated Bank AI Academy will boost digital skills and financial literacy among Milwaukee youth Associated Banc-Corp (NYSE: ASB) (“Associated”) today announced a dynamic pilot program aimed at empowering Milwaukee youth with essential skills in artificial intelligence (AI) and financial literacy: AssociatedMilwaukee · MilwaukeeRead Article

Nominations, applications being accepted for 12th annual Wisconsin Innovation Awards - Wisconsin Technology Council

Nominations and applications are now being accepted from Wisconsin companies of all shapes and sizes for the 2025 Wisconsin Innovation Awards with a deadline of July 15. Hosted by the Wisconsin Technology Council, the awards ceremony will be held the evening of Tuesday, Nov. 4, as a precursor to the Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium onWisconsin · WisconsinRead Article

‘WisBiz: The Show’ features Kalpa Vithalani of Marquette University - Wisconsin Technology Council

Welcome to “WisBusiness: The Show,” a twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues. The latest episode of “WisBusiness.com: The Show” features Kalpa Vithalani, executive director for technology transfer at Milwaukee’s Marquette University. She discusses how campus innovation leads to better products and other breakthroughs across many business and health sectors. The Show also reviews recent and upcoming Tech Council events. Up…Madison, Wisconsin · MadisonRead Article

InsideWis: For ‘treps, there are some enduring paths to success - Wisconsin Technology Council

By Tom Still MADISON, Wis. – The latest edition of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest underscored that entrepreneurs can be found in all business sectors, from agriculture to artificial intelligence, and from recharging tired batteries to repurposing old clothing. It also served as a reminder that success for young companies is less likely toWisconsin · WisconsinSee the Story

In Business: Exact Sciences’ Conroy: University research made Cologuard possible - Wisconsin Technology Council

Exact Sciences Corp. Chairman and CEO Kevin Conroy delivered a message about the company’s scientific and business journey Thursday, describing it as an evolution that may not have happened without federally funded university research. Conroy, who gave the keynote address during the annual Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference at Monona Terrace, said partnerships established with the Mayo Clinic, theMadison, Wisconsin · MadisonRead Article

MKE Startup News: Sea-Change Silicides aims to revolutionize medical implants - Wisconsin Technology Council

A startup developed in a UW-Whitewater chemistry lab could reshape the future of titanium implants, reducing failure rates and improving patient outcomes. Founded by Dr. Steven Girard, an associate professor of chemistry, Sea-Change Silicides is developing a groundbreaking bioactive coating for titanium components used in biomedical devices. “There are two main reasons titanium implants fail,” Girard explained. “OneStartups · WhitewaterRead Article

WisBusiness: The winner of the 22nd annual Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest, a Neenah-based company called Phoenix-Aid, plans to begin human trials this year for its chronic wound dressing product - Wisconsin Technology Council

The company’s founder, Ashwinraj Karthikeyan, accepted the grand prize award yesterday during the Tech Council’s Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference in Madison. The startup company beat out 12 other finalists for the top spot in this year’s contest. Its dressing product is meant to serve underserved markets, offering an advanced “nano-composite” material for dressing chronic wounds suchNeenah · NeenahRead Article

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