Join us for our next Gadgets for Good drive.
St. Petersburg Innovation District released a report at the end of 2020 that reviewed what has been accomplished over our first four years.
Tampa Bay Innovation Center (TBIC) was selected as a finalist for Powderkeg's 2020 National Tech Culture Awards.
TBIC announced their Innovation Accelerator Winter 2021 Cohort of five startups.
The annual Spoonbill Ocean Sciences Bowl is looking for volunteers.
The St. Petersburg Science Festival is looking for scientists, technologists, researchers, etc. to feature in a year-round Scientists in the Sun online campaign.
Join us on March 3, 2021 to learn about the District's smart city projects and our progress so far.
Innovation District report, podcast with Deputy Mayor and City Administrator Dr. Tomalin, noteworthy celebrations, and more
Join us for our first Gadgets for Good drive of 2021.
The 3rd Annual State of Science featured local innovators (and a national artist) who shared their work that is often at the intersection of science, technology and art.
The St. Petersburg Innovation District is hosting our annual event to showcase innovators and their stories. This year we will highlight the intersections between science, technology, engineering, and art.
“We are focused on economic development from what we can do to attract youth to consider STEM career opportunities to working with economic development officials on recruiting new businesses and helping existing business grow,” said Alison Barlow, St Petersburg Innovation District. Florida Trend, September 2020
We are collecting gadgets to support members of our local community who do not have access to technology.
May/June Newsletter (combined): Support Local Businesses, Meet STEM Professionals, Win Prizes at Hack-a-Thon, and more
We are collecting gadgets to support members of our local community who do not have access to technology.
Here the stories of young healthcare professionals in the Tampa Bay region.
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Digging into The Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg's Center for Health Equity.
How one unexpected partnership is using data to keep families together.
