Mark Tullis
Mark is Co-founder/Editor of TechBuzz News. From Ogden, UT, Mark attended WSU, BYU, and Tufts. He has been involved in tech, media, publishing since the 80s.
Co-Diagnostics (Salt Lake City, UT) is bringing PCR mosquito testing for infectious disease directly into mosquito abatement districts, aiming to help public-health teams identify infected mosquito populations earlier and make better-informed decisions about mosquito abatement.
by Mark Tullis
Citizen Portal uses AI to make government meetings searchable and support local news. At UVU, Paul Allen and Thomas Dyches outlined tools for residents, publishers and businesses following public decisions.
by Mark Tullis
Deload is building an AI-powered platform for independent personal trainers. Its UVU-connected founders are combining early investment, entrepreneurial programs and AI-assisted development to pursue an established market.
by Mark Tullis
Utah-based pmtbox has appointed Steven Boal, founder of Coupons.com and CashStar, to its board, adding digital commerce, payments and company-building experience following its $15 million seed financing.
by Mark Tullis
At Utah Valley University, policymakers, technologists and civic leaders explored whether artificial intelligence can strengthen self-government while preserving human judgment, privacy, accountability and meaningful control over decisions that shape lives.
by Mark Tullis
Fortis Black (Draper, UT) launches to combine exterior contractors, shared project management, and AI-assisted reviews to address costly gaps between construction trades.
by Mark Tullis
Utah Valley University (Orem, UT) proposes an observatory at its Capitol Reef Field Station featuring a fixed telescope, with a fundraising goal of $500,000 to support expanded astronomical observation and student learning.
by Mark Tullis
NuCube Energy plans non-nuclear testing with Utah’s San Rafael Energy Lab and BYU to evaluate heat-transfer components, validate reactor models, and support future research into industrial heat applications and electricity generation.
by Mark Tullis