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Startups provide key internship experience to postsecondary students
“Ensuring our students are successful in translating their fundamental education into career opportunities is vital for the success of our students, ...
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This wristband works with your heartbeat to pay for things
It's called Nymi, and it's a wristband that charts your "unique cardiac rhythm" to verify your identity. Bionym, the startup behind Nymi, is launching ...
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Let there be (OLED) light: Startup sees bright future in organic diodes
Mr. Helander and his lab partners tweaked existing techniques for the manufacture of Organic LEDs. When large companies started showing interest in bu ...
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12 ideas turning scientists into startup founders
Its focus on a research-based starting point is the reason scientists and engineers with a focus on the physical sciences – chemistry, physics and o ...

This is what a room of student startups competing for $42,000 in funding feels like
The Entrepreneurship Hatchery’s demo night hosted 13 teams competing for investment.

11 new startups from U of T’s Creative Destruction Lab
They’re leveraging tech to improve everything from windows and lamps to construction sites, fitness, love matches and more.
Meet the startups tha ...