Update: This article was originally published on the Toptal Design Blog and includes some outdated examples (RealtimeBoard has rebranded to Miro and with a new UI, Murally now being called Mural).

This workshop explored how advances in geospatial technologies could inform “precision environmental health”—targeted public health interventions that reach the right populations at the right time.

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The Tulsa Remote program is looking to bring entrepreneurs from across the city together for a special workshop. It's called the Tulsa Idea Challenge and it's all about connecting people from ...