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Creating a good chart requires many design decisions: how dates should be parsed, whether a scale should start at zero, how values should be formatted, how much room labels need, and which colors make the data easier to read. Modern visualization libraries such as Vega-Lite, Apache ECharts, and Chart.js expose these controls, but there is…

A new artificial intelligence tool developed by Northwestern Medicine scientists and collaborating institutions can help determine whether genetic variants associated with a severe form of childhood epilepsy will actually cause disease, according to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation. 

Meet Prismm, a startup that helps banks keep families’ money in-house after an account holder dies. It does this by building beneficiary and estate planning into accounts from day one, which makes the transfer of assets to heirs less complicated. Prismm is presenting its mission today on the Startup Battlefield stage at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.

A promising business idea may begin on a sketchpad, in a classroom, or around a kitchen table, but turning the idea into a thriving business takes more than inspiration. It takes trusted guidance, practical resources, access to funding, and a community willing to help. Through Startup Cedar, entrepreneurs across the Cedar City area are finding…

The Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s rural and agricultural business accelerator program is helping startup companies across rural Oklahoma work toward profitability, connect with investors and find new customers. At Grassroots Demo Day in Oklahoma City, graduates of the program showcased their progress and introduced their businesses to the community.

Jordan Opp | University Communication and Marketing Jordan Opp | University Communication and Marketing Jon Gayer, Assistant Director, Alcohol and Drug Education in Campus Recreation, stands on R Street where the annual Homecoming Parade will march through. Gayer leads organizing the parade, which will include the largest number of participants in its history.

Clow, a Minnesota-based manufacturer, scaled from a single automation project to 24 integrated production cells, doubling blanking throughput and increasing press productivity by 63% in the process. What began as an effort to increase output has evolved into plant-wide automation that supports high-mix production, reduces labor dependence, and improves consistency.