Scott Kirsner is a Contributor at The Boston Globe. He focuses on themes related to business and economics, culture and society, and the intersection of medicine and healthcare, often exploring the innovation economy. Scott's work has been featured in notable publications including NewsBreak, Yahoo Finance, and the Boston Business Journal.
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Harvard's Wyss Institute and Emulate Bio say results from the AVATAR project could provide insights on how travel into deep space affects the human body.
By: Scott Kirsner
As the Artemis II crew rockets back toward Earth after a record-setting journey around the moon, a small gray box aboard the capsule is quietly making hist
A Boston entrepreneur hopes that a first race on Sunday involving humanoid and quadruped robots could develop into a professional league.
By: Scott Kirsner
Experts say the $305 million Mass Wins Act doesn't mention marketing the state, even as graduates and businesses continue to leave. We just assume they all know about its merits.
By: Scott Kirsner
An Andover startup, Reframe Systems, is trying to prove that building housing in pieces in a factory can be faster and cheaper than traditional methods.
By: Scott Kirsner
Robotics entrepreneur Colin Angle is taking on one of the biggest challenges in the robotics market: creating a robot that millions of people will want to have as a companion.
Gander Robotics is working to develop an autonomous "rescue swimmer" that it says could help the military and cruise ships with man-overboard emergencies. And it's already raised $1.1M.
A Boston startup, BlueIQ, is testing a network of four floating sensors that can listen to the action on and under the ocean's surface, and use AI software to try to understand what’s happening.
By: Scott Kirsner
Boston-area startups are facing steep, fast-growing AI costs, forcing tighter controls to avoid runaway spending and profit challenges.
By: Scott Kirsner
What did we learn after six days and more than 660 events held in Boston and Cambridge?
