Parallax Advanced Research Press Mentions

At the turn of the 20th century, Dayton was quickly becoming a seat of innovation. From dreamers who forged an “incorruptible cashier” system to a pair of weirdos who ran a bicycle shop and thought themselves engineers enough to champion human flight...

A new class of up-and-coming leaders in the Dayton region were honored Thursday at the 2022 Dayton Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 celebration. The event was held at the Eichelberger Pavilion at Carillon Historical Park.

More than 150 nominations...

A prominent annual event in downtown Dayton geared toward local entrepreneurs and startup founders is back to completely in-person for 2022.

Launch Dayton Startup Week stands as the Ohio entrepreneur community’s largest event, drawing roughly 1,000...

The Dayton startup scene is a collaborative and supportive ecosystem. With the help of microloan programs, mentoring and exposure to established business operators, the region's incubator and accelerator system is helping more local startups to take...

A recent $97.5 million Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) contract to Beavercreek’s Parallax Advanced Research is by far the biggest contract in the firm’s short history

The Dayton Business Journal has named this year’s Best Places to Work awards honorees. There are 50 total companies named as honorees. 

The DBJ has four categories for the awards, with companies chosen in Micro (10 to 24 employees); Small (25 to 49...

Event 38 Unmanned Systems, a leading manufacturer of American-made mapping drones, announces the successful completion of a demo flight of the E450, a drone powered by a hydrogen fuel cell on Monday, June 13, at the Kent State University airport.

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By Thomas Gnau - Staff Writer

Your innovative people are getting noticed again, Dayton.

Dayton ranked 5th out of 94 midsize metropolitan areas for its number and concentration of workers in jobs requiring innovation, according to a new ranking from...

A nearly $100 million contract awarded to a local nonprofit is expected to have a significant economic effect on the Dayton region and state of Ohio, officials say.

The Dayton Business Journal has named the 2022 Forty Under 40 winners.

This marks the 25th year the DBJ has honored the region’s brightest young professionals. More than 200 people from around the Miami Valley were nominated this year.