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Dr. Brett Giroir is CEO of OncoNano Medicine. [Photo: OncoNano]
OncoNano Names Public Health Leader and Board Chairman as CEO
by Sandra Engelland | Nov 12, 2026
Dr. Brett Giroir, who has served as interim CEO since May, will take the lead on advancing the Dallas-based company’s targeted cancer therapies.
by Sandra Engelland |
Oct 7, 2026
The MassChallenge-run SMU Cox FinTech Accelerator will select up to 15 fintech startups for the annual program. The accelerator opened applications Oct. 6 and will accept them through Nov. 19.
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by Sandra Engelland |
Sep 30, 2026
Four years after arriving at Pegasus Park, the Boston-based accelerator is adding health and security accelerators and founder clinics, backed by a renewed two-year grant from Lyda Hill Philanthropies.
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by David Seeley |
May 19, 2026
The expansions by the companies—CG Oncology, Highlander Health, and LH Capital—are "strengthening the operational bridge that moves medical breakthroughs from the lab to the marketplace," Pegasus Park said.
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Ribbon-cutting ceremony for the National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing satellite campus [Photo: UTA]
UTA, Texas A&M TEES Open Biomanufacturing Training and Research Hub at Pegasus Park
by Maddie Preston | Dec 23, 2025
A new satellite campus is adding hands-on training, lab capacity and startup support to Dallas’ growing life sciences ecosystem.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 13, 2025
“Sunniefest will be such an inspiring day—bringing incredible talent, partners, and experiences together to show girls that if they can see it, they can be it," Nicole Small, CEO of Lyda Hill Philanthropies, LH Capital, and co-founder of IF/THEN, said of Saturday's STEM event at Pegasus Park in Dallas.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 11, 2025
Curve’s Plano-born founder and CEO, Ritish Patnaik, says "chronic diseases are on the rise, and healthcare costs are skyrocketing as a result." From its newly established HQ at Pegasus Park in Dallas, Curve will use the funding to advance the clinical validation and commercialization of its Whole-Body Intelligence platform, with a goal of "transforming" chronic disease monitoring.
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by Glenn Hunter |
Nov 5, 2025
From North Texas founders including John Carmack and Ben Lamm to investors like John Redgrave of DTX Ventures and Draper’s Andy Tang, the summit's speakers tackled hot topics from humanoid robots and tech transfer to AI, VC trends and Y’all Street. A call was also heard for more risk-taking by DFW’s innovation ecosystem: ‘We’ve got to be bravery hunters.’
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The tower at Pegasus Park [Image: Pegasus Park]
Life Sciences Construction Co. CleanSpace Expands to Dallas’ Pegasus Park With Cleanroom Showroom
by Lance Murray | Sep 15, 2025
CleanSpace unveiled a groundbreaking 5,000-square-foot cleanroom showroom, a first-of-its-kind facility that CleanSpace said redefines how companies accelerate their path from concept to commercialization.
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by Lance Murray |
Sep 8, 2025
The Dallas-based accelerator’s 13th class includes startups from Texas, Boston, Utah, Ireland, Israel, Italy, and the UAE—spanning digital health, medical devices, biopharma, and more. With a new VC Center at Pegasus Park, Health Wildcatters is fueling connections between investors and innovators.
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by Lance Murray |
Aug 5, 2025
David E. Snow brings more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of research, entrepreneurship, and economic development. He most recently was president and CEO of the University of Arkansas Technology Development Foundation.
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by David Seeley |
Jul 15, 2025
The California-based clinical-stage biotech startup is developing therapies to treat serious immunological diseases like atopic dermatitis and vitiligo.
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Rendering of the new HW Venture Center at Pegasus Park. [Image: Health Wildcatters]
Health Wildcatters Launches HW Venture Center as It Expands at Dallas’ Pegasus Park
by David Seeley | Jul 9, 2025
With 500-plus founder applications flowing in each year, Dallas-based seed accelerator Health Wildcatters needed more room to help startups grow. On Thursday, it will cut the ribbon on its newly expanded headquarters— and launch its new HW Venture Center—before a busily networking crowd of startup founders and investors.
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by David Seeley |
May 15, 2025
The May 8 Golden Ticket North Texas pitch competition at Pegasus Park in Dallas featured seven female-led healthcare startups tackling some of healthcare’s most pressing challenges.
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by Quincy Preston |
Apr 24, 2025
Dallas biotech GenrAb is developing an antibody therapy that aims to protect brain cells under stress—the kind of damage that leads to disability in diseases like MS and ALS. The therapy, found in the spinal fluid of real patients, is now showing promise in animal models and moving toward human trials.
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by Lance Murray |
Apr 3, 2025
Focused on community health, this weekend's April 4-5 hackathon attracted more than 200 applicants, with 120 participants selected to form cross-functional teams of students, researchers, clinicians, engineers, and entrepreneurs.
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