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(Forbes) Beyond #neurotech: limits of #BCI for people with #disability forbes.com/sites/naveenrao/2… by @naveen101; now this a type of worthwhile journalism that no AI can do (yet)
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Congratulations to the Undergraduate Winner of the 2024 Collegiate Inventors Competition® The Nerve Ninja! @UWMadison
We’re inspired by your creativity and dedication, and we can’t wait to see how you continue to impact the world.
Dean Kamen Says Inventing Is Easy, but Innovating Is Hard spectrum.ieee.org/dean-kamen
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A @UWMadison_BME team is one of 10 finalists in the @InventorsHOF’s 2024 Collegiate Inventors Competition. Learn about their “Nerve Ninja” surgical tool and vote for them in #CIC2024!
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Your innovation could be the next big breakthrough in mental health care! Submit your novel approach to improving mental health care for patients globally. jji.jnj/MentalHealthQFC. #Innovators
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The #Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium becomes a #Startup World Cup feeder. loom.ly/5rGfsJ4 via @ibmadison #innovation
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Can you explain your research in 3 minutes? Find out by participating in UW–Madison’s 2024-25 3MT competition! The deadline to register as a competitor is Wednesday, Oct. 9. Learn more about how to prepare and sign up here: grad.wisc.edu/professional-d…
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The latest '@wisbusiness: The Show' features Dr. Daniel Cho of CranioSure. loom.ly/lL4pkk8 #Wisconsin #startup
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🚀 Attention small business life science innovators! Boost your skills with our FREE NIH Entrepreneurship Bootcamp. Register by Aug. 16 to learn about customer needs, business models, market strategies, & commercialization plans.
Secure your spot today: ow.ly/9kFp50SBzb0.
Loved this story! Accessible science, birds and nature! Take a listen or read @ailsachang npr.org/2024/05/06/124944393…
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We're excited to announce the launch of the NIH Entrepreneurship Bootcamp! Tailored for biomedical innovators and entrepreneurs, this free program offers specialized training in business development—no prior experience is required. seed.nih.gov/entrepreneurial…
#NIHSEED #SBIR #STTR
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The Morgridge Entrepreneurial Bootcamp is a one-week, intensive training program in technology entrepreneurship for graduate students in STEM. This great opportunity comes at no cost to you, so check out the website to learn more and apply: business.wisc.edu/entreprene…
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UW-Madison ranks in the top 20 as a public institution in PitchBook's yearly university rankings based on alumni who became #entrepreneurs and raised #VC in the past 10 years. Wisconsin also ranks #8 for female founders. #OnWisconsin #StartUps pitchbook.com/news/articles/…
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If you have an #innovative idea or #smallbiz in Wisconsin and you're considering applying for @SBIRgov / #STTR funding, get started through our micro-grant program: buff.ly/3P5jeUC
Not sure which agency? Meet @NIHSEED's funders 8/30: buff.ly/3P5W0xO
Aimee Arnoldussen, PhD retweeted
Emerging companies may seek 'speed dates' with major firms at the #Wisconsin #Tech Summit on 3/20 @LambeauField.
Learn more and apply by 2/22: ow.ly/BmIM50MG9TV via @WiscTechCouncil #startup
Go @margaret_lumley at ChloBis Water - 30 under 30! Water desalination
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Connect and learn about the gender gap in innovation with #WARF's Jennifer Gottwald and @uwsmph's Guelay Bilen-Rosas August 30! intranet.med.wisc.edu/event/…
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Cell phones can be a lifeline, particularly for those experiencing homelessness. Yet public charging outlets are rare.
@UWMadisonECE PhD student Maitreyee Sanjiv Marathe developed a solution: solar-powered kiosks attached to @LtlFreeLibrary stations.
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