2025 Inno Fire: Luau (Birmingham Business Journal)
The Birmingham Business Journal interviews Joshua Gilmer, CEO + founder of Luau, a party-planning app headquartered in Birmingham with a mission to tackle the loneliness epidemic and “connect people meaningfully.”
It’s not rocket science: The Karim and Henna Budhwani story (Harper Harwell for the Birmingham Business Journal)
The Birmingham Business Journal profiles Karim Budhwani, founder of Cerflux, a Birmingham-area startup dedicated to improve how cancer is treated, and Henna Budhwani, a professor, implementation scientist and interventionist.
Medication schedule complicated? Bham startup has an app for that (Birmingham Business Journal)
The Birmingham Business Journal interviews Myles Taylor, founder of Dosie and one of their 2025 Inno Under 25 honorees. Dosie is a pill-dispensing device with an integrated app that helps patients keep up with complex medication schedules.
UAB medtech startup partnering with Hardware Park, pursuing FDA approval (Harper Harwell for the Birmingham Business Journal)
Electric Indigo, a company founded by UAB Dennis Endowed Professor of Glaucoma Research Rafael Grytz, is partnering with Hardware Park to design and create their first operational medtech prototype. Electric Indigo is currently developing a light-emitting eyewear designed to reduce the progression of myopia in children, for which they intend to pursue FDA approval.