Prof. Matthew Major, PI
A mechanical testing system for prostheses and orthoses to aid clinical decision-making
Thank you for your interest in the Kellogg-InQbation Lab Entrepreneurial Residency.
After you have viewed these pitches, we encourage you to narrow your selection to your top 1-3 choices. To apply for the KQ Residency, please complete the KQ APPLICATION FORM by Friday, February 9, 2024, 11:59pm CST (NOTE THE REVISED DEADLINE DATE).
On the form, you will be able to rank your projects and upload your cover letter and resume. Be sure to include the following in your cover letter:
Since this is an application-based course, Kellogg students are advised to register for a full schedule assuming that they will not be accepted into this course. Given that bidding is expected to begin around Feb 10, we have updated the application deadline to Febrary 9. We hope to send final selection notifications by Feb 23.
Please direct questions regarding the program to sonia.kim@northwestern.edu.
A mechanical testing system for prostheses and orthoses to aid clinical decision-making
PI: Prof. Guillermo Ameer
Novel molecule with antioxidant properties to promote wound healing for severe burns and skin ulcers
PI: Prof. Tobin Marks
Catalysts to reduce environmental waste and promote the circular economy
PI: Prof. Neil Kelleher
Platform to improve the drug discovery process by helping developers understand more precise biological implications in preclinical and clinical trials
Co-PI: Kurt Lu, Lurie Cancer Center
An engineered mimetic of natural skin melanin, harnessing the reparative anti-oxidant properties for use as a therapy for skin burns and a cosmetic ingredient for anti-aging
PI: Prof. David Dunand
Solution to address battery degradation for hydrogen fuel cells
PI: Prof. Ted Sargent
New perovskite solar cell technology offers greater energy efficiency and a cost-effective alternative to silicon solar cells
PI: Prof. John Rogers
Platform to detect lactating milk production and consumption by NICU babies
PI: Prof. John Rogers
Epidermal virtual reality device