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Backed by Penn, this startup is seeking FDA approval for its algorithm to save lives after childbirth (opens the original)
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Predicting complications can make a difference after childbirth. Philadelphia-based startup Vasowatch aims to give nurses an early warning system for postpartum hemorrhage risk using data collected by devices hospitals already use. The company calls its algorithm “software as a medical device,” or SaMD, meaning the software itself performs a medical function. Now Vasowatch has new funding to put that approach through its biggest test yet. Vasowatch is one of the first three startups backed by th
Louisiana’s flood prediction tech is going global (opens the original)
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As Hurricane Laura approached southwest Louisiana in 2020, state officials called Baton Rouge nonprofit The Water Institute with an urgent request. “You remember that thing you said you could build?” President and CEO Beaux Jones recalled them asking. “Build it now.” That “thing” became FloodID — a flood-forecasting tool that combines weather and water data with computer modeling and machine learning to show emergency managers where flooding could hit and what could be affected. Six years later,
For Horizon Worlds creators, leaving Meta isn’t as simple as logging off (opens the original)
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The party bus rolled through a neon-lit city under a star-filled sky. It was 2 in the afternoon, but here, it was perpetual night. From my office, wearing a Quest 3 headset, I was riding the Indie Tours VR bus with several creators, all of us in avatar form. Most of the creators were part of a close-knit Black virtual community where many had spent years building social spaces, businesses and events. We were in Horizon Worlds, Meta’s sidelined mega-project that was supposed to change the world.
Ready to raise millions? Applications open for Louisiana’s ninth VILLAGEx cohort (opens the original)
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Gulf South founders eyeing a seven-figure raise don’t have to uproot themselves to get access to capital. Applications are now open for the 2027 VILLAGEx cohort, a four-month hybrid accelerator run by The Idea Village. In contrast to some other programs the long-standing New Orleans support org offers, this one is specifically for startups preparing to raise at least $1 million. The program begins Jan. 12 and culminates in a Demo Day pitch in front of more than 300 regional investors and founder
How Tulane is spotting startup gems inside stacks of academic research (opens the original)
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When Lowry Curley helped spin Tulane research into a biotech startup more than a decade ago, there wasn’t much of a roadmap. The “nerve-on-a-chip” technology he co-invented while earning his biomedical engineering PhD became AxoSim, a New Orleans-based company that grew to 35 employees, raised venture capital and licensed technology from multiple universities. Tulane supported the company, he said, but it didn’t yet have today’s formal programs for turning research into startups. “We did the maj
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