Trends in Tech Talk Series Features Dr. Elyse Kemmerer White on the Emerging Neuroscience Market
On January 27, the CFE hosted a virtual version of the Trends in Tech Talk series with guest speaker Dr. Elyse Kemmerer White, Chief Science Officer at NeuroPeak Pro, formerly…
Students Vie for Maximum Wind Power at Annual Challenge
More than 150 students, hailing from 14 schools and colleges at U-M, participated in the Center for Entrepreneurship’s annual Innovation Challenge on September 27 on the main floor of the…
TechLab at Mcity Unveils 2021 Startup Cohort
TechLab at Mcity is a Company-in-Residence program (company-sponsored technical projects housed at Mcity and the Ann Arbor campus) for early-stage advanced mobility companies in the connected and autonomous vehicle (CAV)…
What to Look for in a First-year Internship
Blog post by ELP Student Caitlin Ju (Business Administration | Class of 2021) Ambitious college freshman, this post’s for you. Picture Credit: Veronica C. You want to make this…
4 Reasons It’s Great Being a First-Gen at a Startup
Blog post by ELP Student Natalie Staudacher (Economics | Class of 2019) According to the University of Michigan’s website, a first generation college student is “a groundbreaker, a person who…
Characteristics of a Successful Retail Startup
Blog post by ELP Student Sakina Tinwala (Industrial Operations and Engineering | Class of 2020) Many VCs and tech investors invest solely in software, because it’s predictable and ‘high growth’….
Are ICOs the New Venture Capital?
Blog post by ELP Student Andy Walner (Computer Science | Class of 2019) In 2017, a small startup called Bancor raised $150 million from investors around the world. Their product:…
My Summer as a Startup Intern in DC: Mythbusters Edition
Blog post by ELP Student Andy Reed (Business Administration and Information | Class of 2020) Some people may see this and roll their eyes at the thought of reading another…
3 ways to be the rockstar intern at your summer job:
Blog post by ELP Student Katie Casselton (Industrial Operations and Engineering | Class of 2019) Internships are hard. In a short time, you want to make a great impression on…
