Kaela Roeder is a Journalist at Technical.ly. They focus on topics such as technology, software, business and economics, with a keen interest in startups, entrepreneurship, and corporate sustainability. Kaela's work has been featured in various outlets including ALBISU BLACK LLC, 11Alive, and the Washington City Paper.
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Nearly half of Americans say scientists are not good communicators, but there are ways experts can better connect, researchers said at Technical.ly's 2026 Builders Conference.
By: Kaela Roeder
A playful cheesesteak bet at the Technical.ly Builders Conference opened a serious debate about labor disruption and reskilling.
Plus, DC’s CaryHealth is acquired for its pharma assistance tech, a health equity org launched a lupus clinical trial database for DMV residents and more power moves.
Applications open soon for the FedTech-run program in Northern Virginia, which will welcome 15 local companies in high-growth sectors.
By: Kaela Roeder
Former reality TV star and McLean native Mark Moran says the federal government should tax AI infrastructure based on revenue, not profit, to fund free college and subsidize basic needs.
By: Kaela Roeder
Former reality TV star and McLean native Mark Moran says the federal government should tax AI infrastructure based on revenue, not profit, to fund free college and subsidize basic needs.
By: Kaela Roeder
LIUNA is using AI for benefit payments, political research and admin work, while many other labor orgs remain hesitant to even discuss adoption.
By: Kaela Roeder
Over the past 10 years, the Arlington studio has hosted pitch workshops, accelerators and released its own software for founders and enterprises.
Virginia, with the largest concentration of data centers, has been scrambling to find ways in fueling the power hungry infrastructure. These companies say this merger could help scale.
A Technical.ly survey of nominees revealed broad consensus around workforce development and innovation, with several also calling for less federal dependence.
