…array of fruits, vegetable, nuts and spices. All are completely plant-based with no additives or preservatives. Village Juice recently branched out into vending machines, installing their very first in 525@vine…
…lab-grown organ and implant it in a patient. The world-renowned firsts don’t stop there. It was also the first to: Show that complex, layered tissue structures can be engineered from…
…also more established companies planting R&D and product development arms here in Winston-Salem to be near all of the great research happening. Axiom Space purposefully located here in ReMDO’s Innovation…
…not what one would expect to find in an urban setting but the outcome is clear—digging, planting and working side-by-side to grow fresh, local food is bringing people together. Seeing…
…learned or passed down. Clothiers, meat wholesalers, grocers and other services planted roots and flourished here. During that time, there were two hotspots for historic Black-owned businesses: the Krankies block…
…at the forefront of regenerative medicine innovation, including being the first to implant a lab-grown organ into a human being. WFIRM’s location in the iQ has attracted numerous associated organizations,…
…for tracking and encouraging transparency and efficiency. Scout IoT, Piedmont Triad, designs wireless sensors for commercial building control and manufacturing plants that are used for condition monitoring and alerts. Petrics,…
…Quarter yet, so it’s wonderful to see the incredible things they’re doing,” says Day, a fan of the lunch-and-learn sessions and events at Bailey Park. “It’s energizing to be around…
…Lill Dipper, the plant-covered walls outside of Fair Witness, and the street art adorning the sound barrier near Krankie’s Coffee create a continental ambiance perfect for Instagram. 2. The Art…
…that we’ve been operating in Bailey South, and we anticipate continued growth,” says Matt Davis, chief operating officer for Elemance. “Given our close partnerships with Wake Forest University, Winston Starts…