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Northwestern’s N.XT Fund has invested in three new startups, Amino Cosmetic Peptides, AtomoAI, and GoEco, to help advance promising technologies toward commercialization and future investment.
A new website showcases the people, discoveries, and commercialization journeys behind Northwestern technologies making an impact beyond the lab.
Market Fit Fundamentals workshops give Northwestern researchers hands-on experience using customer discovery and market validation to explore the real-world potential of emerging technologies.
Now in its fourth year, the Q Summer Scholars Program gives Northwestern undergraduates the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in deep-tech entrepreneurship.
A startup founded on research from Northwestern University's Department of Computer Science has reached a significant milestone with its acquisition by FalconX, a leading digital asset prime brokerage serving institutional investors.
The Q has reached a significant milestone, becoming home to 25 resident companies commercializing Northwestern breakthroughs in just three years.
Pilot fellowship brings experienced Kellogg alumni together with Northwestern faculty to accelerate the commercialization of breakthrough research.
INVO is pleased to offer Northwestern-affiliated startups access to the MathWorks Accelerator Partnership Program. Through this partnership, eligible startups can receive one year of complimentary access to MATLAB, Simulink, and related engineering software tools used by leading technology companies, research institutions, and engineering teams around the world.
Northwestern-affiliated startups took the stage in San Francisco at the second annual Midwest Deep Tech Demo Day.
Northwestern startup INRTL has been named an AI Research Commons Midwest Fellow, securing key AI resources, San Francisco workspace, and mentorship for its Physical AI technology.
Sibel Health received EU MDR Class IIb certification for its ANNE® One platform and becoming the first wireless wearable patient monitoring system certified to the IEEE 11073 Service-Oriented Device Connectivity (SDC) interoperability standard.
Among the innovations highlighted is the PEARL sponge, developed by Prof. Vinayak Dravid and his research team.
Simpson-Q Accelerators launch with $25 million in support from Trustee Kimberly K. Querrey
Quantum communications pioneer NuCrypt, co-founded by Northwestern Professor Prem Kumar, has been acquired by Quantum Computing Inc. in a $5 million transaction.