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Tech Veteran Matthew Drooker Takes the Helm as CTO at The Weather Company

Tech Veteran Matthew Drooker Takes the Helm as CTO at The Weather Company

Georgia Tech graduate and longtime Turner executive Matthew Drooker has been named CTO of The Weather Company. Learn how he plans to leverage technology to enhance weather forecasting for businesses and consumers alike.

Idicula Mathew

This Entrepreneur Is Championing Better Contraception With Technology

When you’re imagining an entrepreneur championing better technology for female contraception, recent Georgia Tech biomedical engineering grad Idicula Mathew might not immediately seem to fit the profile. But once you talk to Mathew, it’s clear why he’s focusing his medtech startup on improving female birth control — like

Ataia Medical

Ataia Medical Secures Seed Funding to Help Patients Wearing Respiratory Masks Communicate

Atlanta-based Ataia Medical, a medical device startup that produces a tool that allows patients wearing hospital respiratory masks to communicate, has raised a seed funding round of $300,000. Investors include medical-specific firm Green Park & Golf Ventures and angel investors that specialize in medical devices. Ataia Medical’

Want to Be A Venture Investor One Day? With A New University-Focused Firm, These Undergrad VCs Are Doing Deals

Want to Be A Venture Investor One Day? With A New University-Focused Firm, These Undergrad VCs Are Doing Deals

University entrepreneurship programs are picking up steam across the country — more and more students are foregoing corporate careers for startup life in hopes of becoming the next Mark Zuckerberg story. But thus far, most university-centered programs have focused on the would-be entrepreneur, not the other side of the

fitgenie

These Fitness Experts Built An App To Help You Get A Data-Driven Summer Bod

Though many try to simplify it — eat less, move more — nutrition and fitness really is a complicated science with numerous factors like metabolism, muscle mass, and genetics at play. Two Georgia Tech engineers, Keith Osayande and Obi Anachebe, realized this when they got involved with the university's fitness