Two Dakota State faculty members receive NSA funding for malware research
Two Dakota State University faculty members studying malware have received a $150,000 federal grant to help with their work.
Two Dakota State University faculty members studying malware have received a $150,000 federal grant to help with their work.
The Zeal Center for Entrepreneurship is taking applications for the first cohort of its new accelerator program.
The COVID-19 therapeutic developed and being tested by Sioux Falls-based SAB Biotherapeutics has received an additional $57.5 million from the federal government to continue its work.
“Hopefully we will increasingly be recognized as a national cyber health innovation hub.” This could be big: a new strategic alliance between DSU and Sanford Health.
What’s working for startups in Sioux Falls and what more is needed? Zeal wants to hear from you.
A team of USD students will be among 10 worldwide to pitch their business to investors as part of an accelerator showcase.
Three USD students will represent the U.S. as they compete for a $1 million entrepreneurship prize.
Alucent Biomedical Inc., which was founded by Avera Health to commercialize products using natural vascular scaffolding technology, has closed a $35 million Series B financing round.
Do you own a business, or are you thinking about it? Consider a trip to Startup School.
Your cat could be vaccinated against COVID-19 if the approach developed by a South Dakota company receives funding to move forward.