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Investor’s corner: interview with Jimmy Melton of Carolina Research Ventures
…it to an actual investment? Since Hatteras has driven things to-date, I’m not sure how many they have looked at to reach the 8 where investments were made. I expect…
…it to an actual investment? Since Hatteras has driven things to-date, I’m not sure how many they have looked at to reach the 8 where investments were made. I expect…
…open to change—that’s how Brandwein says he got to where he is today. But he doesn’t claim that it was easy. “Entrepreneurship is scary, it really is.” Which is why…
…brings extensive experience to drive UNC-Chapel Hill’s innovation agenda. Cone is vice chancellor for innovation, entrepreneurship and economic development. She leads Innovate Carolina, a pan-university commitment to being a place…
…sustainable business models. Resilient Ventures Resilient Ventures is committed capital fund dedicated to disrupting systemic economic injustice by expanding access to capital, networks and opportunity to companies led by African…
…a final photo that can be used as marketing collateral. Proto.io Proto.io is an interactive prototyping tool for turning your wireframes and mobile mockups into interactive prototypes, filled with rich…
…once a month in the 1789 venture space for meetings, as well as assisting in entrepreneurial events throughout the year.) HOW TO APPLY If accepted you are agreeing to meet…
…to join together into complex structures with a specific shape. These structures are designed to mimic the natural environment that normally surrounds cells. Can we inject the nanomolecules into the…
For Carolina students, back-to-school move-ins don’t require as many trips back to the big-box stores. Carolina Thrift, UNC’s first student-led thrift shop, is giving students an alternative way to stock…
…What funding opportunities exist that may help get your invention from lab to market? The Market Landscape Research Service, available to current UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, staff, and students at no…
Over the past few decades, the shopping experience for consumers has changed dramatically. Consumers today can purchase groceries, electronics and even cars from anywhere around the world using a mobile…
…Is it novel? Who would buy it as a product or a service? What funding opportunities exist to help get your invention from lab to market? We consult on projects…
…of the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy and submit proposals for funding ideas that advance innovation in education, research, and health care. Each proposal must have a UNC Pharmacy faculty…
By Eshelman School of Pharmacy An artificial-intelligence approach created at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy can teach itself to design new drug molecules…
…Columbia University. He came to the United States after earning his undergraduate degree in pharmacy at Bombay University in Bombay, India (now Mumbai). Just two years after coming to Carolina,…
…as a scientist at GlaxoSmithKline. Jackie is currently pursuing her PhD in pharmaceutical sciences at UNC’s Eshelman School of Pharmacy, where her research focuses on using data science and modeling…
…Innovator tool? Tyrell: It was pretty easy to use, and I got feedback very quickly. It was user friendly, and it didn’t take too long to submit my request. I…
…startup companies to complete high-impact projects as they translate and bring intellectual property and innovations owned by UNC-Chapel Hill to market. Offered to Carolina IP-based companies, the KVS Commercialization Awards range from $5,000 to…
…QUVI student team Student and faculty innovators explain how to build the right kind of prototype for your situation, helpful digital and physical tools to consider – and how to…
…As these conversations converged after that Bus Tour, a faculty supergroup emerged – one committed to figuring out how to translate the power of students working with data into community-driven…
…innovation and entrepreneurship programs connected student talent to startup companies looking to solve complex problems. 4 I&E programs team up to launch new virtual internship 40 Students selected to participate…
…feel too big for any single solution. To help graduate students learn to work effectively across disciplines to solve complex problems, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is…
…among 3,500 teams from other top academic institutions. With such a prominent platform in the competition, the student-led team was able to give voice on a global stage to a…
…Our goal is to create a place where you have access to the ultimate work/life blend. As part of the development of this project, we invite you to use an interactive…
…in the world. We need to be pragmatic to break down the problem,” he says. “At Stop Soldier Suicide, we have to solve this thing. We’ve got to figure this…
…to be addressed. The issue of education inequality and access to postsecondary preparation resources can be characterized as systemic due to the positive correlation between schools that are underperforming and…
…hope to achieve during your CUBE residency? We hope to achieve at least a beta version of the app that would be able to launch within the University aimed at…
…with your venture? The social impact we want to create is to have environments, games, toys, courses, and resources for girls for them to have exposure to STEM at an…
…community. This was a high-travel position, which afforded me the opportunity to create a robust and extensive network in the cell and gene therapy sector. I was fortunate to learn…
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…renovating our current location, we managed to get Picnic open. As an entrepreneur in the food service industry, what lessons have you learned that you’ve applied to your work? This…