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Katy Smith

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Covers:  Business — healthcare, financial services, transportation, real estate, economic development, higher education — Arts — Food & Drink — Home & Style
Editor, Columbus Monthly Magazine. 25 years as a writer, editor and newsroom leader, primarily on the business beat.

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20+ years as a writer, editor and newsroom leader, primarily on the business beat.

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Recapping Wisdom From the Inspiring Women 2026 Event

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By Katy Smith Verified
| Columbus Monthly Verified
We did something pretty unorthodox at our Inspiring Women event June 23: We got rid of the stage. We wanted more space for our honorees to be able to share with the loved ones they invited, and that turned out to be a good idea —the room filled quickly with spouses, lifelong best friends, co-workers, mentors, children, moms and dads. Connect with the Columbus you don't know. Subscribe to Columbus Monthly's weekly Top Reads newsletter.
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Graphene nanoribbons survive gamma radiation, revealing potential sensors for fusion reactors

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By Katy Smith Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
University of Arizona Provost Postdoctoral Fellow Ali Habiboglu uses a molecular beam epitaxy system to synthesize graphene nanoribbons – a material Zafer Mutlu and collaborators are investigating for use in next-generation radiation-sensing devices and electronics.
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Coral Gables logistics payment platform PayCargo sees global growth with help from Popular Bank partnership

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By Katy Smith Verified
| South Florida Business Journal Verified
In South Florida’s fast-paced business environment, growth often depends on more than access to capital. For Coral Gables-based PayCargo, that growth has taken place in global logistics, where, like most industries, processes historically relied heavily on manual work. Payments were carried out via paper checks and wire transfers, and transactions, especially across borders, could be slow and prone to error.
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