Entrepreneurship News
Authentication Software Developer, Allthenticate, Takes Top Prize at NVC
'15 NVC Grand Champions Keep Winning Milo Sensors awarded first place at 2018 UC Startup Showcase
Official Opening of UCSB’s Wilcox New Venture Incubator
Friday, January 26, 2018
Nanotechnologies: How the very small is making a very large impact ... and why you should care
Nanotechnologies: How the very small is making a very large impact ... and why you should care
Nanotechnologies aim to modify macroscopic properties through observation, control, and manipulation of individual atoms and molecules. It has begun to have profound implications for science fields, such as chemistry, biology, physics, materials science, computing and engineering.
Drawing on its intellectual capital across disciplines and its proven record of startup success, UC Santa Barbara is moving full steam ahead on a host of programs all centered on innovation and entrepreneurship.
Wednesday, August 23, 2017
NVC Alum EVMatch Connects Electric Vehicle Drivers with Charging Stations
NVC Alum EVMatch Connects Electric Vehicle Drivers with Charging Stations
A company started by two Santa Barbara-area women that matches up electric vehicle drivers with charging stations now has registered users throughout Southern California.
Can’t find your phone? Ask Alexa! Amazon has developed an Amazon Alexa skill that allows people to ask Alexa where their phone is and get a location.
Next Energy Technologies Awarded $2.5 Million From the US Department of Energy to Commercialize Low-Cost Transparent Solar Cells
Professor John Greathouse recently reached out to Evan Strenk, the company’s Co-Founder and CEO of Milo Sensors, a Santa Barbara based company that is developing an electronic wristband that monitors blood alcohol level through perspiration.
Founders Lindsay Martien, Nicole Poletto, and Rick Thomas will soon officially launch their company, BranchOut, in Santa Barbara. BranchOut provides fun and exciting environmental activities for children in the nature setting, similar to that of the popular ‘escape room’ experience.
Norah Eddy shares insights into the beginnings of Salty Girl Seafood, a sustainable seafood company she co-founded in 2014, with an aim to drive positive change in the seafood industry.
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