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Joe Sprengard claims he became an entrepreneur “by accident” seven years ago, when he met two University of Cincinnati inventors facing a difficult decision: License their nanotechnology to a Seattle-based firm or create a company of their own. The pair wanted to keep their innovative technology ...

Cincinnati Medical Device and Regenerative Medicine Professionals Develop the Future of Health Care Today The Covid-19 pandemic had a profound effect on the economic landscape of Cincinnati, a phenomenon thoroughly examined in REDI Cincinnati's Economic Vibrancy Comparison Report. This report not ...

By REDI Cincinnati Research Department, with contributions from Rodney Wilson, Bryan McEldowney, Aida Ramusovic-Witham and Rosa Christophel REDI Cincinnati recently embarked on a blog series examining an economic comparison report led by REDI’s research team. The comparison benchmarked Cincinnati ...

Intention for new advanced imaging R&D center of excellence to be established on University of Cincinnati medical campus New academic-industrial collaboration to be initiated with aims to develop next-generation MRI hardware and software focused on unique clinical needs of adult and pediatric ...

Aprecia is an emerging pharmaceutical company that uses proprietary ZipDose® Technology to transform the way people take medicine. The company’s first product, SPRITAM® (levetiracetam), is the first prescription drug product approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that is manufactured ...

Two powerful organizations — GE Additive and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College — joined forces to grow the employment base in the additive industry.  Relying on a $393,000 grant from the federally-funded LIFT Institute and guidance from GE experts, the Workforce Development Center ...

Dr. Yousef Ahmad, AssureCare President & CEO     Health management software company AssureCare announced today that it would expand its headquarters to accommodate significant growth in its client-base and product offerings. Ability to reduce healthcare costs, improve ...

By 2030, the United Nations projects 60 percent of the world’s population will live in mega-cities, dramatically increasing demand for resources and services. In response, leaders worldwide have begun closely examining how critical amenities like connectivity and transport will impact human life, work ...

Graduation season is here again, and what better time to check in with our world-class colleges and universities. The Greater Cincinnati region is home to a wealth of educational resources — from sprawling universities to smaller, trade certificate programs — who are bringing talent and recognition ...

Mason-based Genetesis is developing groundbreaking technology using artificial intelligence and 3D imaging to identify and diagnose abnormal activity in the heart. Its 21-year-old founder and CEO Peeyush Shrivastava already secured $1.5 million in seed-stage funding from investors, including from celebrity ...