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Curative received FDA emergency use authorization for its novel COVID-19 tests

TechCrunch LA

The diagnostics startup Curative has received an emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its novel test to determine COVID-19 infection. Doing so will help us avoid buying materials that would constrain public health and CDC laboratories from ramping up production,” the company said on its website.

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Interview with Clint Brauer, Greenfield Robotics

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Greenfield Robotics (greenfieldrobotics.com), is a startup, split between Los Angeles and Kanasas, which is working on robotic systems which make it possible for farmers to remove their reliance on chemical sprays. Clint Brauer: Greenfield Robotics was started to solve the problem with broad acre farming, which is the chemical problem.

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Fuel50: Helping Employees Figure Out Their Career Path, With Anne Fulton

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We caught up with Fuel50 founder and CEO Anne Fulton to learn more about the startup. Anne Fulton: Fuel50 is a career pathing startup, part of the HR technology landscape. How did you start the company? Even when I had babies, I started a company making baby clothing with designers for a few years. What is Fuel50?

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How FreeConferenceCall.com Made Audio Conferencing Free

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If you are like us, a huge number of the conference calls you participate in are enabled by a company called FreeConferenceCall.com , which has enabled free conference calls for millions of startups and large businesses alike. But, how can the company offer up free conference calling services, and what''s the story behind the service?

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The 8th Annual Long Beach Soundwalk! | Art Mediums From Random Materials to High Tech

Tech Zulu Event

This past weekend, the annual Long Beach Soundwalk took place across the blocks of downtown Long Beach’s art district. It started off with, 30-40 people, and the list has just grew organically. Also, some people do just show up to play or exhibit their work. Really neat stuff.