(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2022-08-24)
Riedl, Mark O.; Georgia Institute of Technology. Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines; Georgia Institute of Technology. College of Computing
IRIM hosts each semester a symposium to feature presentations from faculty and presentations of research that has been funded by our IRIM seed grant program in the last year. The symposium is a chance for faculty to meet new PhD students on campus, as well as a chance to get a better idea of what IRIM colleagues are up to these days. The goal of the symposium is to spark new ideas, new collaborations, and even new friends!
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-12-03)
Riedl, Mark O.; Georgia Tech Enterprise Innovation Institute; Georgia Institute of Technology. College of Computing; Georgia Institute of Technology. School of Interactive Computing
The Innovation Corps (I-Corps) teaches National Science Foundation (NSF) grantees to identify valuable
product opportunities that can emerge from academic research and offers entrepreneurship training to
student participants. I-Corps is a public-private partnership that prepares you to extend your focus beyond
the laboratory by broadening the impact of select, NSF-funded basic-research projects. The primary goal
of I-Corps is to foster entrepreneurship that will lead to the commercialization of technology that has been
supported by NSF-funded research. Participating in the I-Corps program will help you:
Create your startup company; Create your business model description for review by third-party investors; and
Gain faster access to technology licenses.