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Flyover Future talks with Ann Arbor SPARK’s Bill Mayer about supporting entrepreneurs, energy innovation across the Midwest, the Ohio State University is developing digital fingerprints, and everyone should be paying attention to JumpStart in Cleveland.

Vaccines and nursing mothers research from Washington University in St. Louis, how care has changed because of COVID-19, IBM & Cleveland Clinic establish the Discovery Accelerator, and a look at AlphaLab Health inaugural class.

Flyover Future talks with Brian Hopcraft from Lewis & Clark Ventures about bringing funding to the Midwest, the Arch Grants Startup Competition is accepting applications, large-scale 3D printing, robotics, and more innovation across Flyover Country.

Pandemic Innovation: Pittsburgh easing PPE demands, a double lung transplant in Ohio for a COVID patient, Cincinnati Children’s assisting with vaccine for kids, antiviral therapeutics in Indiana, and more from Flyover Country.

Equine Smartbit creates tech to keep horses safe, Steve Case and the Rust Belt, CMU Venture Competition, and startup funding across Flyover Country.

Research continues to better understand and treat #COVID19, how the pandemic has affected university tech transfer, the growth of telehealth, and other health tech across Flyover Country.

Flyover Future lands in Indianapolis! We talk with BioCrossroads’ Lori Leroy about the robust life science sector in Indiana. Plus, why AI implementation in Flyover Country is getting noticed, startup funding across the Midwest, and Ford expands autonomous car research.

Healthcare innovation happens in Flyover Country! A 5-minute COVID test, aerosol science, and virtual field trips. Plus, artificial intelligence and digital technology improving care.

“The riskiest thing we can do is just maintain the status quo.” — Bob Iger, media executive Today’s itinerary: Shaping the future of insurtech Podcast: Think Big Pittsburgh migrates to the cloud MedTech Ed Home security tech Machine learning and highways NASA uses St. Louis-developed drill sensor April 15: BETA Showcase Fueling the Future Name…

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NAVIGATING THE RECOVERY Flyover Country fights the pandemic A special report from: RESEARCH OSU studies shorter wavelength UV waves Image by Pete Linforth for PIxabay While it is known that ultraviolet radiation can inactivate coronaviruses, a broad category of viruses that includes SARS-CoV-2, most commercially available UV lamps could emit harmful rays. Because of that,…

“A correct diagnosis is three-fourths the remedy.” — Mahatma Gandhi Today’s itinerary: Diagnostic innovation Event: 2021 Future of Work Summit Deal Tank in Ann Arbor Pittsburgh’s xBridge Restoring ancient artifacts Clinical treatments for obesity Discover Louisville startups Fueling the Future Name that Flyover City! March 18, 2021 A CHAT WITH AN INNOVATOR Diagnostics is about…

University of Dayton is studying how to help COVID-19 ‘long-haulers,’ Students at Xavier University are assisting researchers to see if vocal biomarkers can detect the virus, and the Mayo Clinic is using data & AI to study the relationship between past vaccines & #coronavirus.

Flyover Future talks with Carnegie Mellon University’s Robotics Institute, the University of Kentucky breaks ground a $15 million research campus, a new way to deliver cancer drugs, meet Midwest startups about to bust a move, and funding fueling innovation across Flyover Country.

NAVIGATING THE RECOVERY Flyover Country fights the pandemic A special report from: A PANDEMIC PIVOT LynxDx makes COVID pivot Image by Image by Pete Linforth for Pixabay In 2019, Yashar Niknafs co-founded, along with his PhD mentor at the University of Michigan, a company called LynxDx. While the company was launched with the goal of…

Flyover Future talks with the Medical Alley Association about health tech and their aspirations, a robotics breakthrough at Case Western Reserve University, Purdue pursues cybersecurity focus, and Midwest startup funding. Buckle up! We’re landing in Flyover Country for innovation.

Pandemic Report: Kroger’s at-home COVID-19 test, Pittsburgh International Airport and Honeywell are testing new ways to measure air quality, nasal spray #innovation, and encouraging data on light-emitting treatment.

Cincinnati startup confab keeps friends connected as they shop, Fast Frontiers podcast connects with global innovators, Enexor BioEnergy to join Halliburton’s clean-tech accelerator, Minnesota-based Zipnosis is recognized as one of the hottest digital startups, funding for startups, and other innovations across Flyover Country.

NAVIGATING THE RECOVERY Flyover Country fights the pandemic A special report from: RESEARCH Animals and COVID Image by A-photographyy for Shutterstock Viruses are sometimes named for the animals from which they jump–“swine flu” and “bird flu.” It is believed that the coronavirus started with bats and then jumped to other animals that transmitted the disease to humans.…

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“Instead of one-way interruption, Web marketing is about delivering useful content at just the right moment that a buyer needs it.” — David Meerman Scott, online marketing strategist Today’s itinerary: Indy’s Martech startup boom Pittsburgh’s UPMC spins out company A new way to deliver drugs Healthcare innovation at 16 Tech An XR technology intern…

Pandemic Innovation Report: a strategy for treating severe #COVID19 cases, The Ohio State University identifies treatments with deep learning model, and a new product to keep vaccines cool developed by a former Kansas City firefighter.