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May 10, 2022

Health Supernova 2022: Scenes from a Dallas Startup Crawl Capital Factory is celebrating its plans to launch the Center for Health Innovation at Pegasus Park in Dallas. Partnering with companies like McKesson and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas’ C1 Innovation Lab, it expects to open the doors to the new center before the end of 2023. On Monday, Capital Factory kicked off its first Health Supernova with a Dallas Startup Crawl and special Pegasus Park launch event. The event aimed to catalyze the health tech community in Texas and beyond, as Capital Factory celebrates the opening of its newest space at the Dallas campus. On Tuesday, health tech thought leaders and experts were on the docket to speak at the Supernova, which was presented by UT Dallas and UT Southwestern Medical Center. Capital Factory’s location at Pegasus Park will put companies working out of the space in close proximity with existing tenants like coworking laboratory BioLabs, genetic medicine company ReCode Therapeutics, gene therapy firm Taysha Gene Therapies, and accelerator Health Wildcatters. Here’s a first look at the startup crawl. Dallas Innovates, every day. Sign up to keep your eye on what’s new and next in Dallas-Fort Worth, every day. One quick signup, and you’re done. Share via: Related Articles Marillyn Seeberger Aspiring Screenwriter  .…on graduating from SMU this week at age 85 with a BA in film and media arts.... News travels fast. We’re here to help you keep up. Each weekday, Dallas Innovates brings you up to date on what you may have missed in the region’s innovation, technology, and impact news.... North Texas is a big place with plenty of opportunities. We’re on the lookout for contests and competitions; accelerator and recognition programs; and resource and grant opportunities for North Texas innovators.... On Monday, Capital Factory kicked off its first Health Supernova with a Dallas Startup Crawl and special Pegasus Park launch event. The event aimed to catalyze the health tech community in Texas and beyond, as Capital Factory celebrates the opening of its newest space at the Dallas campus.... A recently formed Plano startup is looking to help people make payments with their faces and voices. Wink, a biometric authentication and payment platform, announced landing an $2.85 million pre-seed funding round led by early-stage venture capital firm Cerracap Ventures and advisory firm Carneros Bay.... North Texas is home to a number of the country’s best places to work, according to Inc. Magazine. The publication has unveiled its annual list of America’s Best Workplaces, and nine companies from the Dallas-Fort Worth area are on the list—ranging from early-stage companies to those with workforces in the hundreds.... Related Articles Marillyn Seeberger Aspiring Screenwriter  .…on graduating from SMU this week at age 85 with a BA in film and media arts.... News travels fast. We’re here to help you keep up. Each weekday, Dallas Innovates brings you up to date on what you may have missed in the region’s innovation, technology, and impact news.... North Texas is a big place with plenty of opportunities. We’re on the lookout for contests and competitions; accelerator and recognition programs; and resource and grant opportunities for North Texas innovators.... On Monday, Capital Factory kicked off its first Health Supernova with a Dallas Startup Crawl and special Pegasus Park launch event. The event aimed to catalyze the health tech community in Texas and beyond, as Capital Factory celebrates the opening of its newest space at the Dallas campus.... A recently formed Plano startup is looking to help people make payments with their faces and voices. Wink, a biometric authentication and payment platform, announced landing an $2.85 million pre-seed funding round led by early-stage venture capital firm Cerracap Ventures and advisory firm Carneros Bay.... North Texas is home to a number of the country’s best places to work, according to Inc. Magazine. The publication has unveiled its annual list of America’s Best Workplaces, and nine companies from the Dallas-Fort Worth area are on the list—ranging from early-stage companies to those with workforces in the hundreds....