LymeDot formed and won the UC Berkeley Lyme Hack before accelerating a month later with the Bay Area I-Corps Node’s Immersive Short Course. They went on to win $5k seed funding during the semi-finals of the national Lyme Innovation competition at MIT. This weekend, they took 2nd place in the final competition and will Read more
The Berkeley-Haas Entrepreneurship Program (BHEP) and UC Berkeley Engineering have won a five-year $3.1 million grant from the National Science … The post Berkeley-Haas Leading $3.1M Entrepreneurship Grant for Students appeared first on Berkeley-Haas Entrepreneurship Program. Source link
One of the highlights of our first I-Corps Immersive Short Course in May was the energy and passion brought by the three founders of Peer Play. All are current EMBA students at Berkeley Haas and all share a passion for helping children and young people succeed. Cristy Johnston-Limon was recently Read more
A study commissioned by the UC Office of the President found that companies started by UC faculty, staff and recent … The post Startups find Success on UC Campuses appeared first on Berkeley-Haas Entrepreneurship Program. Source link
Civil Maps founder Sravan Puttagunta has put his I-Corps training to good use! Find out how he and his team are using crowdsourced data collection to change the way we’ll all get around in the future. Read the Fortune article here. Learn more about our next Immersive Short course in September, Read more
Just like Simone Biles and the rest of the US Gymnastics team, powerful things come in small packages! Our one week July Immersive Short course featured a number of faculty and student teams, including a Dean’s Seed Fund winner (Mules4Schools) and hackathon winners (LymeDot) now competing to present at the Read more
Congratulations to WattTime, a CITRIS Foundry alumni company that is creating technology to make using clean energy as simple as tapping your smartphone. WattTime is an environmental nonprofit spinning out of the latest power grid research by University of California, Berkeley PhDs. WattTime’s “environmental demand response” platform makes it possible for any smart device Read more
Are you looking to hire? Localwise, a UC Berkeley startup is co-hosting the Berkeley Startup Job Fair in partnership with the City of Berkeley on January 28th. The event is focused on promoting diversity in tech startup. Source link