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Tolerance Bio is targeting an often-overlooked organ — the thymus — with cell therapy to help kids with DiGeorge syndrome, and potentially extend lifespan in adults.
Every week we ship an email newsletter featuring the region’s most exciting career opportunities. We’ve lovingly called it This Week in Jobs (aka TWIJ). Below is this week’s edition; it’s meant to ...
The Commerce Department’s focus on the legislation’s race- and ethnicity-related language ignores the various other communities that advocates say will suffer under the act’s removal.
At the Technical.ly Builders Conference, government officials and an industry expert discussed the limits and opportunities of such rapid-paced tech transformation.
Communications professionals revealed the transcription, photo and coding tools they use at work during Technical.ly’s 2025 Builders Conference.
From artists and chefs to activists and app developers, meet entrepreneurs growing their companies in South Philadelphia.
At Technical.ly’s Builders Conference, public-sector technologists shared how they’re making bureaucracy work better — and why that matters more than ever.
At the Technical.ly Builders Conference, founders explored the evolving trade-offs between flexibility, culture and community in today’s workplace.
At Technical.ly’s Builders Conference, equity advocates discussed what it means to evolve — not abandon — DEI in the face of scrutiny, funding threats and culture war fatigue.
Seamless Transition’s Sarah Malinowski developed medical technology to help amputees with mobility. The idea grew from her work at a clinic and, later, research among Ukrainians during the war.
A management shakeup is taking place at a key Philadelphia government agency. The Commerce Department underwent a change in ...
Many tech workers prefer to stay remote, but it’s harder to reap the benefits of mentorship and spontaneous brainstorming.
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