BU alum’s ByDesign launches as a new online planning and networking platform
ByDesign, the first achievement-focused social network that helps students plan their lives and achieve goals, was launched at Boston University on Tuesday.
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[Video] 2 BU Students Pitch at Novel Event with Innovation Studio
Innovate@BU and Innovation Studio hosted a joint event at MassChallenge for 4 young entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas to a room full of experts for feedback, not funding.
“Astra Wellness” Meets State Rep John Lawn to Discuss Healthcare Venture
Astra Wellbeing met with State Representative and Chair of Healthcare Financing John Lawn at the State House to discuss their SMS-based application that addresses the historic nurse burnout crisis by sending them encouraging and uplifting text messages.
Noah Sorin Recognized In Poets & Quants Most Disruptive Business School Startups of 2022
Noah is the founder of Idori, which provides imaginative educational resources to 4-11-year-olds to inspire sustainable behaviors in kids around the world. BU’s Questrom School of Business is one of only two schools with more than one startup featured in the 2022 lineup!
Welcoming our Newest Additions to the Innovation Pathway Program
Join us in congratulating these teams on joining the Innovation Pathway program! Without further ado, let’s meet these five teams and learn about their ventures a little more. Strength from Numbers First up, we have the Strong family’s Strength From Numbers which is an enrichment program for underprivileged students studying math in elementary and middle […]
BU Alums’ Venture “Inversion Space” Puts Them Into Forbes’ 30 Under 30
Justin Fiaschetti and Austin Briggs created Inversion Space to supply cheaper re-entry vehicles to bring cargo back to earth. It’s building a four-foot diameter capsule to orbit the earth, collect cargo in outer space, and deliver it to any place on earth in 45 minutes. They’ve raised over $10 million.
BU Alum Kevin Tang Included in BostInno’s 25 Under 25
During Kevin Tang’s freshman year of college at Boston University, he realized that most public restrooms were extremely unsanitary, and he wanted to do something to clean them up. Tang co-founded Cleana Inc., a Boston University and MIT hardware startup.