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NASA veterans join Astrobotic for moon mission reboot

Plus, Aspinity is launching an advisory board, Dashcam’s going to Boston and Abridge notches another California partnership.

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NeuBase Therapeutics plans dissolution as finances fall apart

The once-promising Pittsburgh biotech firm that developed precision genetic medicines set a board vote for May 13.

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Pittsburgh s guide to the solar eclipse: Where to watch

The Steel City will see 97% totality on April 8, making it a great spot for watching as the moon passes in front of the sun.

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NavalX is looking to Pittsburgh tech for defense contracting

From KEF Robotics to Neya Systems, in recent years, a number of Pittsburgh tech companies have been tapped by the US government.

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AI can help humanity, Lovelace CEO says — with limitations

Ex-Googler Andrew Moore, who prefers the term “engineering automation,” believes it can fill gaps for healthcare and other human-centered sectors.

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