techfestnw-2017

Portland Women's Health Startup Wins Big For Invention That Cures Vaginal Dryness

Madorra, a new startup that works to cure vaginal dryness, won first place at the 2017 Oregon Entrepreneurs Network Angel Oregon Showcase, earning its creators a $200,000 investment.

Listen to OSU Professor Who Built a Robot Talk About Commercialization, Mobility and Why His Robot Walks Like a Chicken

At TechfestNW on March 24, Oregon State University mechanical engineering professor Jonathan Hurst described a robot that’s perhaps more adroit than any other robot in the world.

The Best Startup Pitch in Town? A Portland-Based Company That Soothes the Symptoms of Menopause

Startups Pitch at TechFestNW, Pursuing Innovations to Ease Weed Growing, Divorce and Menopause

New York Times Cybersecurity Reporter: United States Has Few Defenses Against Damaging Hacks

Hewlett Packard's Tim Weber Thinks the Next Industrial Revolution Will Be 3D-Printed

Ron Wyden Says Americans Deserve to Know How Many Citizens Are Being Watched by Big Brother

The New York Times' Nicole Perlroth Talks About Cyberweapons and the End of the World

Daimler's Matthew Pfaffenbach Says Drivers Will Soon Be Able To Track Which Lane is Faster in a Traffic Jam

Futurist Jerry Kaplan Talks About Why You Shouldn't Be Afraid of Machines Taking Over—and What You Should Actually Be Afraid Of

“Computers by their nature will make mistakes so colossal that no human would commit them or likely be capable of committing them.”

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