Director’s Note: Save the Date and Register
Happy Summer Everyone! Ithaca has been in a bit of a weather drought lately, but I am literally looking out my window now and it is raining. Hey, it is Ithaca, and it will be sunny in like 10 minutes and then rain again later! On the eship front, we are gearing up for our annual student eShip Kickoff event on September 8th and just launched the website for our Eclectic Convergence conference, which will be held on Oct 21st at Cornell Tech in NYC. Save the date and register! We are looking forward to “normal times” once again on campus – students start to arrive mid-August! Take care.
-Zach Shulman ’87, JD’90
Director, Entrepreneurship at Cornell
‘Earable’ uses sonar to reconstruct facial expressions
Cornell researchers have developed a wearable earphone device – or “earable” – that bounces sound off the cheeks and transforms the echoes into an avatar of a person’s entire moving face.
GlobalData ranked ZAC, the Cognitive Explainable-AI Image Recognition startup, in top 5 companies worldwide, for a Web 3.0 fundamental category
Z Advanced Computing, Inc. (ZAC), the pioneer Cognitive Explainable-AI (Artificial Intelligence) (Cognitive XAI) (based on Concept-Learning) software startup, has been ranked among the top 5 companies in the world by GlobalData PLC, for a fundamental category of Web 3.0 (the 3rd iteration of the Internet).
Startup Cornell Episode 12: Our one-year anniversary!
From personal stories to tips and tricks, this episode highlights the wisdom shared by our first 11 guests
Cornell Startup Antithesis Foods Receives One Million Dollar National Science Foundation Grant
In February, the National Science Foundation awarded Antithesis Foods —a Cornell startup that began in 2017 with the purpose of improving the nutrition factor of snacks— one million dollars in grant funding.
Concord grape innovation contest offers $100K in prizes
Applications are being accepted through Aug. 1 for the inaugural New York Concord Grape Innovation Award
BioScience Innovations Webinar
A virtual discussion featuring startup founders bringing novel innovation to the life sciences. Panelists will highlight the fact that the majority of innovations that will have a positive impact on our future health will come not from the biology lab but build on advances in quantum computing in aerospace and other industries.
Special thanks to our corporate sponsor partnerships
Entrepreneurship at Cornell is delighted to receive support from a wonderful group of Corporate Sponsor Partners who help make our work possible.
