Before going all-in on AI, Alex Ward wants you to consider automation first
by Eric Schmid | St. Louis Magazine | April 23, 2026 at 5:45 AM Amid the hype around artificial intelligence powering big productivity gains, one St.…
WashU physics team helps NASA probe the enduring mysteries of dark matter
by Sonal Churiwal | St. Louis Magazine | April 22, 2026 at 5:45 AM Galaxies, including the one we call home, are within halos of dark…
From Xerox machines to AI, WashU’s Carmon Colangelo mixes old and new technologies in his artwork
By Jeremy D. Goodwin | St. Louis Public Radio | April 28, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. CDT To create his fine art prints, Carmon Colangelo combines centuries-old technologies with…
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville completes new $117M health sciences complex
By Will Bauer | St. Louis Public Radio | April 28, 2026 at 3:49 p.m. CDT The renovation and construction of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s new…
Brains, bridges and blood: With workshops, Maryville students say STEM is for everyone
By Sarah Fentem | St. Louis Public Radio | April 29, 2026 at 5:00 a.m. CDT On a recent Wednesday afternoon, technical engineering was underway at…
Chesterfield med-tech firm inks deal to expand supply of cancer-fighting isotope
By Diana Barr | St. Louis Business Journal | Apr 22, 2026 TAG1 Inc., a Chesterfield-based supplier of medical isotopes, signed a supply agreement with a Netherlands-based…
Agtech firm invests $7M in St. Louis-area expansion, adding 40 jobs
By Gloria Lloyd | St. Louis Business Journal | Apr 28, 2026 An agtech company is expanding its footprint in the St. Louis region with more than…
A new venture in Rolla aims to bring manufacturing back to rural Missouri
The interior of the Protoplex, where Missouri S&T and companies are setting up equipment in an effort to spark a manufacturing renaissance in rural Mi…
Budget, data centers, Rams money on tap as St. Louis Board of Aldermen starts new session
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen, shown during a 2024 meeting, will have plenty on its agenda when the new legislative session begins on Tuesday.
St. Louis geospatial industry is at an ‘inflection point.’ Will the jobs come?
Sandra Jackson offers free containers of Ted Drewes frozen custard at the St. Louis Ecosystem booth during the 2021 GEOINT Symposium on Oct. 6, 2021, …