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Tech Queens: Women are reigning across the local digital landscape - Technology is an expanding field and incorporates a diverse range of occupations. While women are still underrepresented, they are expanding their presence in the various arenas including computer science, information technology, software development and design and engineering. Here, women in various fields share their insights and advice on being a woman in technology.
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Fralin Biomedical Research Institute spinoff company partnering with UVA Health to improve screening for opioid use disorder - BEAM Diagnostics receives $1.84 million NIH grant to improve proactive behavioral health care
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Making the science work: Sarah Snider is bringing science to the real world
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Sober Assessment: A digital screening tool based on addiction research can spot early signs of hazardous drinking.
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Roanoke business receives $1.7M grant in partnership with Carilion for preventative screening for alcohol misuse
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40 Under 40: Sarah Snider
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Governor Northam announces $3.4 million in grants to small technology businesses
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How the life sciences cluster in the Roanoke and New River valleys stacks up
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Governor Northam Grants $3.4 Million to Advance Research Commercialization
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WFIR - Virginia Technology Today with John Phillips and Kim Blair
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Virginians are buying more alcohol. A new tool aims to spot the potential for misuse.
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Tech company launches questionnaire to help prevent alcohol abuse
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The "A TEAM" takes research to real world
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Forum Reveals ‘Limitless Potential’ From VA Tech / Carilion Partnership
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Excella is partnering with BEAM Diagnostics to develop a medical app
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Beam Diagnostics, Excella team up on alcohol relapse app
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Excella Partners with BEAM Diagnostics
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Excella Partners with BEAM Diagnostics To Combat Substance Misuse
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Bringing the world to their doorstep: Technology and health care are shaping region’s future
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RAMP shows off second cohort of startups ready for investors
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RAMP accelerator starts over with new crop of promising startups