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With help from ARM, WQED expands Inquire Within program to add advanced robotics

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By Next Pittsburgh, Anna Mancuso, Bill O’Toole, Allison Moux
| catalystconnection.org
Jun 19 by admin By Bill O’Toole, NEXT Pittsburgh Starting with a part-time job as a high school sophomore, Liz Kostandinu has spent 16 years working in libraries across the Pittsburgh region. In that time, she has watched the field undergo seismic shifts as people’s reading lives moved from page to screen. “The face of libraries and library programming has just changed so much,” she explains.
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Pittsburgh's manufacturing and AI sectors grab Silicon Valley's attention

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By Amanda Waltz, Next Pittsburgh
| VentureBeat Verified
A Silicon Valley company has made the move to Pittsburgh, bringing with it a unique type of artificial intelligence. Citrine Informatics, a chemicals and materials artificial intelligence (AI) platform, recently opened its first office outside of Silicon Valley in Bakery Square. Citrine combines materials-aware AI with the world’s largest materials database to help companies deliver high-performance products to market faster.
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Take the "Making Pittsburgh better for all survey" and make your opinion count

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By Next Pittsburgh
| NEXTpittsburgh Verified
Got an opinion about those left behind in the new wave of prosperity in Pittsburgh? The Pittsburgh Foundation wants to hear from you. As part of their 100 Percent Pittsburgh—an initiative to devote more resources to the 30% of the population in this region that has been left behind in the latest wave of prosperity—the foundation is conducting extensive research to find out how the community feels about such matters. One result?
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