AIM Institute received funding through the U.S. Department of Education TRIO Upward Bound grant that will help high school students prepare for successful graduation from high school and successful enrollment in postsecondary education. This grant will serve high school students who are low-income, first-generation students attending Abraham Lincoln High School in Council Bluffs, Iowa. […]
Read MoreCatch up on regional tech news with these recent top stories from Silicon Prairie News: Turbine Flats completes construction, builds community Turbine Flats, a startup and small business collaborative near downtown Lincoln, started ten years ago out of necessity. “There was a group of early-stage software companies that ended up roommates of sorts in a […]
Read MoreNOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR AIM’S ANNUAL TECH CELEBRATION, AN EVENING THAT HONORS THE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF TECH TALENT AND RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO HAVE MADE A PROFOUND IMPACT WITHIN THE LOCAL TECH COMMUNITY. Do you know a student, teacher, innovator or business in the area that is doing amazing things in the Tech sector? Click […]
Read MoreAIM Heartland Developers Conference (HDC) returned last week to the Embassy Suites Conference Center in La Vista, Nebraska. The 14th annual HDC event included hands-on workshops, speakers, breakout sessions and networking events. HDC is 3-day software development event for tech professionals where attendees learn from national industry experts as well as regional and local leaders […]
Read MoreCatch up on regional tech news with these recent top stories from Silicon Prairie News: Iowa grant program helps medTech industry retain talent in the state Iowa City-based IDx knows the importance of keeping tech talent in Iowa. The medical device company is entering into clinical trials for their AI technology that automates the detection […]
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