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The fertility world is cold. Really, really, cold. Eggs, embryos, and sperm cells need to be stored in places that reach negative 320 degrees Fahrenheit. In order to maintain that temperature, fertility clinics store these samples in liquid nitrogen tanks. Will Baird worked with these tanks every day as the
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Editor’s note: This article was first published in Global Atlanta, an online news publication devoted to revealing the city’s ties with the world and helping local companies navigate the global economy.— Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has preached the power of sports to open doors for business, and it
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Could the next Tesla or Rivian founder come from Atlanta? ROBOKONG is working to make that happen. Founded by Kidd Kong, ROBOKONG is an electric vehicle education program run at the J.D. Sims Recreation Center in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. As a robotics enthusiast and coach, Kong
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When you think about entrepreneurial “hubs,” a major city corridor or a downtown building probably comes to mind. That has historically been the case for cities like Atlanta, where Midtown’s Tech Square and the area around Buckhead’s Atlanta Tech Village have been magnets for entrepreneurial talent over the
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Long before Sasan Goodarzi was the CEO of Intuit, the California-based executive spent a good portion of his early professional career in the tech sector traveling around the State of Georgia. Atlanta, in particular, left a positive impression on him over the years. Then Intuit eyed Mailchimp, Atlanta’s bootstrapped
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Need to get out of town and see a view that isn't your work computer screen? Whimstay knows a few places you can check out right here in the Southeast. Noël Russell, Chief Experience Officer and founding member of the startup, put together some fun ideas about where
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In true startup fashion, entrepreneurs in the Immutable Founders Program are prepared to pitch at a moment's notice. As soon as they walk through the doors of the Atlanta Blockchain Center for their weekly session, founders are ready to talk what they are building in the Web3, blockchain,
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Atlanta’s South Downtown neighborhood, nestled a few blocks from the Five Points Marta Station and in the shadows of Mercedes Benz Stadium, is far from a hub for commerce today. Street-level parking lots sit largely vacant. Most buildings are abandoned; faded awnings are the only signs of once thriving
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Mayor Andre Dickens has set a lofty goal: Turn Atlanta into a top 5 tech hub in the country. Atlanta has a lot of work to do to catch up with the likes of San Francisco, New York, Boston, and Austin in terms of the number of startups and jobs
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One of the latest developments to pop up in the West Midtown neighborhood of Atlanta is not only set to transform the skyline, it could help the city secure its place as a hub for life science, medical, and healthcare innovation. Science Square, located on 18 acres west of Georgia
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Switchyards, the membership-only work club, is opening its 10th space in the heart of Atlanta’s startup and technology neighborhood. Midtown has long been the center of Atlanta’s business community. In recent years, corporate giants like Google, NCR, and Invesco have opened up large offices in the neighborhood and
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The original intention of this article was simple: Understand the technology underpinning Georgia’s first ‘Living Building.’ The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design, located on Georgia Tech’s main campus, certainly is a technological feat. But constructing 47,000 square feet of programmable space that moves beyond sustainability to