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Up today: Natalie Morris. Natalie Morris won her Big Brain award in , before we had a culinary category. As our "wild card" category pick, her dedication to quality and sustainability of food, combined with her Today's the day, Phoenix.

We're announcing the finalists for the Big Brain Awards. Each spring, we recognize emerging Phoenix creatives -- and over the past 10 days, we've narrowed down our long list of nominations to 15 finalists in five categories Up today: Michael Babcock.

With a new spring menu and an expanded cocktail program, Michael Babcock's Southern food diner concept in Central Phoenix, Welcome Diner, is still reinventing itself through Babcock's guidance and creativity. However, that's By Becky Bartkowski Feb 21, Bigger is just plain better -- when it comes to creative ideas, that is.

That's why every year since , we've searched high and low for emerging creatives doing exceptional things in metro Phoenix.

They're on the cusp of something major, these painters, chefs, designers, dancers, innovators, and visionaries. More Big Brains. Don't Miss Out. Join Today. Sign Up. I Support Learn More. Sign Up Now No Thanks. Become a member and go ad-free! Support Our Journalism. Privacy Policy. She made me understand that one has to learn to formulate one's personal and professional goals, and do it in an honest way.

We must stop to idealize this experience and want it to necessarily look like a hint of perfection! Every entrepreneurial experience is different! I learned with her that I have to live this adventure on my scale and not want to go fast at all costs. I have to search within myself for the resources needed to overcome these moments of frequent doubts when one undertakes.

Thank you Laura for your power as a woman who undertakes and the benevolence of your words! Thank you Laura for your power as a woman who undertakes and the kindness of your words! What we do. We've been featured on Latest news. Find all the news of the blog here. Is Marseille the new Paris? Morrison leads the Neurotrauma and Repair Laboratory at the university. Made from a proprietary micro-cracked gold film embedded between two layers of silicone, Graudejus developed the core principle from to while working at Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey.

I would say that's our biggest challenge. Already its product is at a stage adequate to sell to the prototype to its first commercial customer, the United States Army. Being on the virtual Startup Stadium stage will help overcome this challenge, with thousands of bioscience professionals being exposed to the company.

Non-dilutive funding from foundations and the National Institute of Health paid for development costs. The pandemic has created some challenges with the CEO working at home and other team members dividing time between the CEI lab and home-based work environments. The Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler metro area is the tenth most populous in the U. Select sites now also offer Vaccinations!

Learn more. On July 27, , the CDC updated that guidance to require masking indoors in communities with substantial or high virus transmission rates, regardless of vaccination status.