Cambridge Day's account of the Brilliant Collisions tradeshow traced support for the participating startups to the Innovation Institute's $1.9 million Sector Spark grant to LabCentral and C10 Labs. The grant funded the lab space, business training and tech support that 13 AI-focused life science startups received over 12 weeks.
The Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) ran an announcement for the Massachusetts Broadband Institute’s (MBI) second annual Massachusetts Goes DigitALL event, set for, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025, at the Top of the Tower in Worcester. The article covers how the event will bring together members of the state's digital equity ecosystem.
Made possible by a $1.9 million Sector Spark grant through the Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub), the Cambridge-based AI Bio Accelerator program announced 13 AI life-science startup graduates.
The Innovation Institute's $1.8 million investment in the newly expanded Barnstable County Clean Water Center figured prominently in Wicked Local's coverage of the facility's grand opening, with the funding set to create a new laboratory and prototyping workshop. Innovation Institute Operations and Grantmaking Senior Director James Byrnes spoke at the ribbon cutting, describing the expansion as a cornerstone for cluster development in water technology innovation.
BusinessWest previewed a cybersecurity conference at the Richard E. Neal Cybersecurity Center of Excellence at Union Station in Springfield, which was funded in part by the MassCyberCenter.
MassLive featured the state's effort to bring cutting-edge AI learning into Springfield and West Springfield schools, enabling students to build confidence with AI tools and concepts.
The Massachusetts AI Hub (MA AI Hub), in partnership with Project Lead the Way and the STEM Advisory Council, launched a flagship AI curriculum to support students and educators statewide.