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In a Facebook world of instant gratification it may seem slow. In a real world of bureaucracy and public money, Innovate ABQ is growing like a rainforest in the desert.  

STC.UNM hosts Marshall Neel, the co-founder of Main Street Crowd, Wednesday, March 4 as part of its spring 2015 Breakfast Seminar Series. The seminar begins at 8 a.m. in the auditorium of Building 800, located at 800 Bradbury SE on the corner of Basehart and Bradbury.

STC.UNM, the University of New Mexico’s technology-transfer and economic-development office, hosts its spring breakfast seminar series on Wednesday, Feb. 25. The featured speaker, Chad Person, is a co-founder and chief design officer at Seed Worthy, a...

Capital is the lifeblood of early stage companies.Thanks to the STC.UNM (STC) Co-Investment Fund, EcoPesticides International has just received a significant infusion.

The STC.UNM Co-investment Fund Committee has approved funding for Albuquerque start-up Pajarito Powder LLC. The company is commercializing technology developed at the University of New Mexico. The early-stage investment will help the company move its technology toward product development and expansion of markets.

The physical heart of Innovate ABQ is a seven acre research and business incubation site at the northwest corner of Broadway and Central. Buildings left by the First Baptist Church remain on the property, and some may be repurposed as offices or...

A New Mexico startup company has begun field tests to prove they can kill desert locusts in Africa using a natural bio-pesticide technology developed at the University of New Mexico. The company, founded by two physicians...

STC.UNM has released the latest study of its financial impact on the New Mexico economy. The study was independently conducted on contract by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) at UNM. All numbers are from 2013.

A critical issue for the success of Innovate ABQ is how easily people can move between the University of New Mexico, the site at Broadway and Central and downtown Albuquerque.

Sonny Hodge is a sentry of sorts. The volunteer security guard for Noon Day Ministries has spent the past two years keeping an eye out on the First Baptist Church property located at Central and Broadway. It will be the future home of UNM’s community i