Cortex

FDA officials say the lab in the Central West End will stay open after the Department of Government Efficiency said it was terminating the facility’s lease.

The company is developing diagnostic devices that can detect airborne pathogens in just minutes.

The region is vying for a $160 million NSF grant to leverage existing neuroscience research prowess into new products and technology.

Washington University School of Medicine’s $616 million research facility will bring together experts in a wide variety of neurological conditions who are working toward new treatments and technologies.

Early-stage companies are always a risky proposition, but these days they have to find new ways to deliver products and services and reach investors online.

The Cortex Innovation Community has named its next president and CEO.Sam Fiorello will begin the job March 30, replacing Dennis Lower, who announced last…

In nearly two decades, the Cortex Innovation Community transformed a once-blighted, industrial part of St. Louis’ Central West End neighborhood into a…

A lot has changed at Cortex since Dennis Lower took the reins as CEO a decade ago.Back then, he was tasked with designing an innovation community — a…

The first-ever STL Startup Week begins Nov. 1, celebrating a growing entrepreneurial scene in a city once better known for beer and brick. An integral…

Nearly 30 Irish businesses have a presence in Missouri, but local government and business leaders in the state want to see more.The American Chamber of…