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Haley Noelle, CEO of 3D Organic Polymer Silk (3D-OPS), describes how Qualcomm’s Innovator Stipend Program helped develop her technology and earn important validations.
Sarah Wharmby maps out three possible paths student innovators can take on their entrepreneurial journey.
Learn how early-stage support helped E-Team AeroShield Materials shift their thinking from researchers to entrepreneurs.
In this article, we explore the types of support early-stage innovators need most, and highlight tools to assess the impact of resources.
In honor of World Food Day, we spoke with two members of our community about their work at the intersection of climate change and food insecurity.
More university programs are fostering industry partnerships, and giving students real-world opportunities to address environmental issues.
We’ve unpacked how early-stage science- and technology-based entrepreneurs can access funding resources, and pivot to new opportunities in these challenging times.
Adam Stager of E-Team, TRIC Robotics, is working to eliminate pesticides from farming to protect workers and the environment.
For Earth Day, we’re celebrating E-Team grantee, MITO Material Solutions, for bringing environmentally-responsible principles into manufacturing.
Grant money and contracts can offer early-stage innovators with many benefits, but how do you determine which funding source is right for your venture?
We highlight ways to establish and sustain a healthy startup ecosystem, from coordinating regional assets to accessing capital.
We spoke with Melanie Nakagawa about the rhetoric versus reality surrounding U.S. environmental policies to address climate change.
What are the topics and challenges in I&E education that should be addressed between now and 2025?
Entrepreneurship education enables student innovators to turn societal challenges into opportunities for economically scalable solutions.
Infinite Cooling invented technology to help power plants reduce water consumption by 20 to 30 percent and save millions of dollars each year.
VentureWell E-Team SiNode Systems developed technology that enables longer-lasting, faster-charging Lithium-ion batteries.
In the spring of 2015, faculty at University of Virginia noticed that very few student entrepreneurial projects actually continued beyond the formal programs. Here’s how they changed that.
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