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Class Spotlight — NUvention: Energy

April 2022 In NUvention: Energy, Northwestern students confront environmental problems many deem intractable, if not unsolvable, and invent financially and environmentally sustainable businesses at the energy-water-food nexus.

Course Spotlight — NUvention: Arts and Amusement

March 2022 In NUvention: Arts and Entertainment (ENTREP 476, MSLCE 545), Northwestern students interested in the arts and entertainment world create new ventures in theater, music, tv set, and the visual arts, challenging convention and unlocking opportunities for energized, dynamic experiences.

Farley Center Launches Student Ambassador Programme

November 2021 As part of its mission to serve and support students at every signal of their entrepreneurial journey, the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation launched a student ambassador program in Oct.

Farley Eye Welcomes New Entrepreneurs in Residence

October 2021 The Farley Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation welcomed two Entrepreneurs in Residence (EIR) this calendar month. Serial entrepreneurs Genevieve Thiers and Joe Mullenbach are bachelor to mentor entrepreneurial students from any Northwestern school.

Students Featured in Chicago Inno's 2021 '25 Under 25'

September 2021 Five Northwestern students, including three entrepreneurship minors at the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, were recognized by Chicago Inno during a yr of unprecedented growth in Chicago's tech scene.

Taking the Fight to Alzheimer's

May 2021 After creating custom care packages for her grandmother, student Victoria Da Conceicao now shares Alzheimer's Brain Box with others who suffer from dementia.

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How Product Development is Shaping the Hereafter of Journalism

May 2021 New York Times' Emily Withrow joined the Farley Center and Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications for a Fireside Chat on Apr 20 to discuss how how media companies increasingly rely on engineering science, design, and data science.

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Farley Teams are Semi-finalists at Rice University Business Plan Competition and Ane Brings Dwelling house Prize Money

April 2021 The Farley Center had a strong showing at this yr'due south Rice Business Plan Competition. Three Northwestern University pupil teams with roots in the Farley Centre competed in the competition. blip energy and Hubly Surgical fabricated it to the semifinal round that included the top half-dozen teams from 3 different "flights," and the at-abode diagnostic solution startup Blue Comet Medical Solutions was awarded $25,000 in prize money.

Inventive Thinking Takes Place in the Liquid Space Between Edifice and Dreaming

April 2021 During the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Segal Design Institute's April 14 consequence "Inventive Thinking: Edifice, Dreaming, and Loosening the Infinite In-Between," innovation strategist Gary Zamchick shared ways students tin tap into their inner "inventive thinker" and leverage their interests and life experiences to create new ideas.

Farley Welcomes New Advisory Board Members

Apr 2021 Ibraheem Alinur, Mark Desky, Mary Lou Song, and Neal Sales-Griffin join the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation informational board equally the middle continues to expand entrepreneurial education at Northwestern University.

Recap: Author Talk with Suneel Gupta: What Makes Someone "Backable"

April 2021 On April vii, The Farley Eye for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and The Garage partnered to welcome author and entrepreneur (and Kellogg/Pritzker alum) Suneel Gupta for an intimate talk and insightful discussion about his latest book, Backable. In Backable, Suneel boldly asserts that the secret to success isn't defined by your innate talent, connections, or even the strength of your ideas, but the difficult work and ability to persuade others to "back" you.

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Mary Lou Song Joins Farley as Adjunct

February 2021 Mary Lou Song ('91), with more than than xx years of experience in entrepreneurship, engineering science, and digital media, joins the Farley Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation equally an offshoot faculty member, effective Winter Quarter.

How to Exist Entrepreneurial and Innovative During a Crisis

January 2021 Times of crisis create opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship. Farley Centre Director Hayes Ferguson looks dorsum at modern history and shares how Northwestern students and faculty — and simply about anybody else in the world — has the capacity to innovate during times of crisis.

Stretching the Imagination

January 2021 Pioneering professor and Farley Middle faculty member John Rogers founded the field of bioelectronics and has invented a mind-extraordinary number of devices to meliorate human health, including a sensor smaller than an M&M that measures harmful levels of ultraviolet sunday radiation, a wireless patch that measures vitals for premature babies, and many more.

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Looking Back on 2020

Dec 2020 While the new normal of 2020 has created challenges, it has also created opportunities. The Farley Center is a community of innovators and entrepreneurs, including many technologists, who thrive on finding solutions to bug. To this end, Farley has accomplished a lot this year by iterating old ways into something new, and we are excited about what lies ahead.

NUvention Medical alums Rhaoes winner of MedTech Innovator $350k accolade

October 2020 NUvention Medical Innovation alum, Amit Ayer, and his company Rhaeos was named as MedTech Innovatr's 2020 Global Competition Winner at the MedTech Conference. Startup Receives $350K Grand Prize for Noninvasive Monitoring Device for Hydrocephalus Patients.

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Maziwa Breast Pump Latest News

October 2020 Maziwa chest pump volition be joining the 2020 MIT Solver Class, which was selected from a puddle of over ii,600 applicants from 135 countries. They were also selected for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation funded accolade for Maternal & Newborn Health!

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Chicago Inno's 2020 Inno on Burn

Oct 2020 Every yr, Inno recognizes the 50 people and companies that are innovating, growing and thriving in Chicago's tech and startup scene, and this year is no different. Edifice a company is never like shooting fish in a barrel, merely information technology is most certainly more than challenging during a pandemic. The tech companies and startups on our list this year are being recognized for their resilience, dedication and success despite the adversity presented past the pandemic.

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Vijay Vaitheeswaran Joins Farley Center as Visiting Young man

September 2020 Vijay Vaitheeswaran, Us business editor for The Economist, has joined Northwestern Technology's Farley Middle for Entrepreneurship and Innovation equally a visiting swain for the 2020-21 academic year. In his office, Vaitheeswaran will participate in Farley Middle courses and special programming. In NUvention: Energy, role of the Farley Center's flagship suite of entrepreneurship courses, he will assist pupil teams develop pitches for their own energy startups. He also will host events open to the Northwestern community, such as a discussion on a to-be-determined topic.

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Building Healthier Communities Through Opal

August 2020 Building Healthier Communities Through Opal: "It'due south non well-nigh changing technology just irresolute the homo mindset. Our goal is designing a device that will assistance change human behavior and then that [people] can solve the problem," says Irewole Akande, co-founder and principal technology officer of City Health Tech, a public-wellness startup that aims to use technology to build healthier communities and mitigate the spread of infectious diseases.

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A Contactless Bus Designed for the Pandemic Age

August 2020 The design concept from a multi-institutional team of designers and engineers alters the style passengers enter and exit the bus past combining all ingresses and egresses into a unmarried large sliding door.

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Wildfire 2020: (Virtual) Demo Day Wrap Up

August 2020 Wildfire 2020, despite being conducted in a virtual format, was still an intensive and busy 10 weeks for our educatee founded startups participating. We were absolutely committed to ensuring the feel online was a valuable i, so we packed the summer with superstar content providers. Students participating in the program were also able to have reward of one-on-one mentorship to guide them through Wildfire and perfect their pitches in preparation for a (virtual) Demo Day!

Kellogg, McCormick denote MBAi articulation degree program

August 2020 The Kellogg School of Management and the McCormick Schoolhouse of Engineering are launching an MBAi joint degree at the intersection of business and applied science direction. The accelerated five-quarter program responds to a growing and global need for leaders that tin can spearhead strategic, business organisation-driving innovation while understanding the complexities and nuances of the technologies that enable it.

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How McCormick Students are Helping Fashion Go More than Green

July 2020 Lura is an online cloth marketplace for sustainable textiles, giving brands access and information needed to source materials. Northwestern Engineering science students Regina Morfin and Avantika Raikar wanted to aid the mode industry, oftentimes accused of harming the surroundings, become more sustainable.

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NUvention: Web+Media 2020 Final Pitch

July 2020 Farley's NUvention courses are key to the center's goals as information technology exposes students to the entire innovation and entrepreneurial life cycle through hands-on application. This Jump quarter marked the 2nd quarter of NUvention: Spider web + Media, a two-quarter capstone course where students design, programme and run web-based businesses. However, this quarter was rather different from its previous half. Coming in to the second quarter and adapting a fully online model of form in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the teams of NUVention: Web+Media had to conform accordingly. On May 20th, educatee groups from the class presented their work at the online trade show, presenting their piece of work developed for 2 quarters to class faculties, guests, and the course's advisory board.

Farley Summer 2020 Community Newsletter

July 2020 Summer 2020 quarterly newsletter sharing nigh our Class of 2020, Incoming Director Hayes Ferguson, faculty updates, and wrap-upwardly summaries of each of our Spring 2020 NUvention classes.

Rice Business Programme Competition 2020

July 2020 Congrats to Northwestern's Cardiosense was a finalist in this year'south Rice Business organization Program Competition. Cardiosense from Northwestern University, which has created a wearable center monitor device, took sixth place in the competition and won a $5,000 award sponsored by Chevron Applied science Ventures. Cardiosense likewise won 2 other monetary prizes — TMC Innovation's $100K TMC Healthcare Innovation investment and NASA'due south $25,000 Human Wellness and Operation Award — bringing the full amount won to $130,000. The company besides won OFW Law'due south prize.

Thanking Founding Managing director Professor Mike Marasco

July 2020 In 2006, Professor Michael Marasco wrote a white paper for the idea of creating a interdisciplinary entrepreneurship center and founded the Center in 2007 which was endowed by James and Nancy Farley less than 12 months later in 2008. We celebrate and give thanks Mike for his passion for teaching, likewise equally his dedication, kindness and empathy.

Sherrell Dorsey, founder of digital news platform covering the Black innovation economy, awarded inaugural Medill Garage Media Entrepreneur Fellowship

June 2020 Sherrell Dorsey, founder of digital news platform covering the Black innovation economic system, awarded inaugural Medill Garage Media Entrepreneur Fellowship. The Fellowship supports underrepresented groups in addressing challenges facing media. The one-year fellowship supports entrepreneurs from underrepresented groups—with an emphasis on women and people of color—who are working on innovation in the media industry. Every bit part of the fellowship, Dorsey will receive an $80,000 stipend for the year, and access to a variety of resources across Northwestern such as select classes at Medill, the Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the University at-large to assist her to continue to aggrandize her work.

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Farley Eye's Creative Tech Showcase 2019

June 2020 Creative Tech: A Juried Showcase of Whole-Encephalon Innovation. In its first year on May 23, 2019, the Creative Tech Showcase is hosted by The Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Professor Elizabeth Lukehart. Generously supported by the White potato Society, the Creative Tech Showcase features innovative and entrepreneurial student projects at the intersection of the arts and technology.

The Inventive Mind of an Intrapreneur

June 2020 Edgar Menezes, with more threescore patents to his credit, helped lead innovation at Johnson & Johnson for iii decades.

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Visitor Feature: Hubly Surgical

June 2020 Hubly Surgical Inc. is a neurosurgical device company currently focused on reducing the 20% lethal complication rate of the world'southward most mutual neurosurgery: the skull puncture. In this procedure, a md bores a hole through the skull. Information technology is performed 100,000 per year in the United states, and Hubly aims to make the skull puncture safe. "Born and bred out of Farley Center'southward classroom at Northwestern," Hubly now features a leadership team with three alumni: CEO Casey Grage, Manager of Clinical Development Dr. Amit Ayer, and Managing director Mark Fisher.

Educatee bikeshare visitor eo pivots to provide aid in a time of demand

June 2020 Bikeshare company eo, started by Northwestern students in early 2019, has a new mission to deliver nutrient and supplies to Evanston residents in demand. The company, which offers a year-round dockless bikeshare solution to students on Evanston's campus, plant itself without riders during a virtual leap quarter. Rather than shutting down operations, eo partnered with Evanston Mutual Aid to deliver groceries and necessarily supplies to Evanston residents at dwelling.

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Tommy D'Alise partners with Joseph West. Feinberg to launch a fundraiser supporting La Rabida

June 2020 Tommy D'Alise, who is majoring in learning and organizational change with a minor in entrepreneurship, is using his contained study, overseen past Professor Heather Aranyi, to partner with Joseph W. Feinberg and atomic number 82 an important fundraiser to support the children, families, and workers of La Rabida. La Rabida is a infirmary in Chicago that provides wellness care to children, regardless of their family's ability to pay.

Propel'southward 2020 Cohort and Virtual Showcase

June 2020 Launched in 2018, Propel provides networking, mentorship, and immersive learning experiences that promote diversity and inclusion in entrepreneurship. Full-fourth dimension, female students can use for the program, which is made possible by Katherine and Steve Elms, MBA '92, and Heather and Andrew Zuckerman, Weinberg '91.

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Student Spotlight: Sinthuja Nagalingam and Tilt

May 2020 Sinthuja Nagalingam began working on an thought to make extracurricular activities more accessible to low-income loftier school students during her first quarter at Kellogg in the fall of 2018.

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Mining the Futurity

May 2020 David Snydacker establish Lilac Solutions, a mining technology visitor. The goal of the company is to become a technology partner to developers of lithium projects. Before starting Lilac Solutions, Snydacker took Northwestern's NUvention: Energy course, which allows students to create energy related startups in teams.

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LENDing a Hand

May 2020 LENDing a Manus: Educatee entrepreneurs assist fill vital needs during the pandemic. An organization run by Northwestern students is working hard to keep Evanston's pocket-sized business owners afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic. Helped by a $100,000 contribution from the urban center of Evanston, Lending for Evanston and Northwestern Development (LEND) is offer no-interest loans of upwardly to $5,000 to entrepreneurs hitting hard by the crisis

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NUvention Medical Wintertime 2020 Epitomize

May 2020 Farley'due south NUvention courses are central to the centre's goals as it exposes students to the entire innovation and entrepreneurial life cycle through hands-on awarding. NUvention: Medical is a two-quarter interdisciplinary experiential learning program that aims to expose students to the entrepreneurial lifecycle of new medical technologies. On March 11, 8 pupil groups from the class presented their last work.

NUvention Web + Media Winter 2020 Recap

May 2020 Farley'south NUvention courses are cardinal to the center's goals as it ex poses students to the entire innovation and entrepreneurial life bike through hands-on application. This winter marks the first quarter of ENTREP 473, or NUvention: Web + Media, a two-quarter capstone course where students design, plan and run web-based businesses. On March 11, 9 student groups from the form presented their work thus far in creating their own startups. Also in attendance was members of the course's informational lath, which consists of around 40 founders or directors of recent startups.

Monitoring COVID-19 from Hospital to Domicile

May 2020 McCormick/Farley faculty member John Rogers lab as role of the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab squad develops the start vesture device to continuously runway key symptoms

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Vesture Device to Monitor COVID-19 Symptoms with John A. Rogers, PhD

May 2020 Monitoring patients and frontline health care workers for symptoms of COVID-19 could get much easier with a small wireless sensor adult past scientists at Northwestern and the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Northwestern'south John A. Rogers, PhD, explains.

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NUvention Energy Wintertime 2020 Recap

April 2020 Farley's NUvention courses are central to the center's goals as it exposes students to the entire innovation and entrepreneurial life bicycle through hands-on application. ENTREP 474:NUvention: Energy, is the production of a collaboration betwixt the Farley Center and the Plant of Sustainability and Energy at Northwestern. On March 10, 5 student groups from the course presented their work at the Tech Nexus building in Chicago.

The S.A.F. E. Cartridge Arrangement

Apr 2020 Joshua Kim, EDI 'eighteen and a participant in the Farley Center'south NUvention Medical class, led a squad that designed the S.A.F. E. Cartridge System and associated mask associates to exist an easy-to-brand, homemade filtration organisation that filters out five% More than than an N95 mask. The Due south.A.F. E. Cartridge Organisation was tested in the same way N95 masks are tested at the hospital and from those tests are proven to exist constructive. They are currently awaiting final approval from the FDA and are working with manufacturing companies.

City Wellness Tech Produces Device to Help Handwashing

April 2020 Founded by Ibraheem Alinur, City Health Tech is working to minimize the spread of preventable illness through encouraging longer mitt washing times. The company created a device called Opal, a wireless waterproof device that provides hand washing instructions.

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Sprout 2020

April 2020 Sprout is an annual immersion trip to San Francisco for students from who are interested in entrepreneurship at Northwestern. Information technology's run by Ballsy, Northwestern'south entrepreneurship student organisation.

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Rheaply

April 2020 Rheaply and the McCormick School of Engineering launched a medical supply exchange to help healthcare providers get the necessary supplies to face the COVID-19 crisis in Illinois.

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Little Joe Ventures x LA 2020

April 2020 The five Northwestern juniors who comprise the second cohort of the Piffling Joe Ventures fellowship had the opportunity to visit some of the about innovative technology companies in Los Angeles.

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Rhaeos is one of nine companies accepted into the 2020 TMCx Accelerator

Apr 2020 Rhaeos, which won 4th place in the 2019 Rice Concern Plan Competition, is 1 of 9 companies accepted into the 2020 TMCx Accelerator. The nine accustomed startups come up from San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Denver, Toronto, London, and Copenhagen. The accelerator volition start virtually due to COVID-19.

Farley Interim Manager Facilitates Discussion on the Future of Free energy

October 2019 In September 2019, over 30 participants gathered at the Chicago Connectory to discuss the global energy transition as part of The Earth Innovation Network Global (TWIN Global), an annual gathering of innovation and growth leaders from beyond sectors and geographies, and Marking Werwath acted as the facilitator.

From Materials to Marketplace

August 2019 The entrepreneurs behind NanoGraf Corporation reveal how they built an international company around a Northwestern battery technology.

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It Takes A Hamlet

July 2019 With an overwhelming message to ready high standards and believe in yourself, the ability of women mentorship is awe-inspiring. For Kristen Sanders, mentors Heather Aranyi, Elizabeth Lukehart and Trish Thomas provided life-irresolute advice and support.

Farley Faculty Member Named every bit Crain'due south Tech 50

January 2019 Crain'southward annual listing that brings the headliners, behind-the-scenes heroes, new faces and emerging stars of Chicago tech yous demand to know at present includes a Farley Faculty Member.

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Reflections from a McCormick Industrial Engineer on Wall Street

November 2018 Industrial Engineering graduate, Shuyang Bai, reflects on his experiences as a Northwestern University IE student and shares how his work on a biofuel concern innovation for Farley Center's Engineering Entrepreneurship (ENTREP 325) course prepared him for his Wall St. investment job.

Northwestern University Student Group Brings Pattern Thinking to Holy Trinity

September 2018 What problems are facing today's high school students and how can we solve them? That was the big question posed to Holy Trinity students in our NFTE/Corporate Experience class on Wednesday, September xix, 2018, by pupil leaders from Northwestern University's EPIC club.

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Northwestern Engineering Launches New Deep Learning Lab

September 2018 As artificial intelligence grows in prominence, Northwestern Engineering is launching a Deep Learning Lab, which will build a community of deep learning-focused data scientists to service the research and manufacture needs of the Midwest.

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Farley Eye Yr in Review: 2017-2018

July 2018 Farley Center's record enrollment growth is linked with increased student diverseness and marked by notable events and guest speakers, seven new courses, and the unveiling of a brand new Undergraduate Small in Entrepreneurship.

In the Mix - A Q&A with NU Startup NUMiX

April 2018 In this sectional Q&A interview, NUMiX member shares insights virtually their team and how it came to participate in and capture a winning prize at the 2018 Rice Business Program Contest.

VC Competition Helps NU Students Decipher the VC Enigma

March 2018 VCIC, a day-long venture capital competition, aims to teach pupil entrepreneurs how to tackle enigmatic VC questions, and more than, past putting them through a real-time investment exam. NU pupil entrepreneur Rushi Shah shares his third-identify winning team's 2018 contest experiences.

Student Perspective: 10X Momentum Awards

January 2018 Hosted by Chicago's premier tech incubator, 1871, the tenth annual Momentum Awards celebrated the progress the city has made in establishing itself every bit a eye of technology and startup civilization.

Student Entrep Grouping Buds During Sprout San Francisco Trip

Jan 2018 Ballsy's Sprout trip to tech mecca, San Francisco, was a whirlwind journeying that taught NU pupil entrepreneurs to ideate, develop, and evolve as artistic thinkers and as business organization-minded achievers—equally recapped by Farley Eye's Ria Hirsch.

Closing the Digital Divide - A Q&A With Mary Lou Song

Dec 2017 Mary Lou Vocal is the CEO & co-founder of FuelX, a direct response video targeting company and a Farley Center advisory board fellow member. Song sat down with Medill graduate student, Reedhima Mandlik, to share her ideas on building career paths, on what students should look for to succeed, and on finding happiness in work and in life.

10X Momentum Awards Honor Chicago Entrepreneurs

December 2017 The 10X Momentum Awards, Chicago's premier entrepreneurial award gala, took over the city'southward Hyatt Hotel on Nov 6th, 2017, and showcased the accomplishments of Chicago's network of entrepreneurs.

Notice Your Calling In Life – Be An Entrepreneur

November 2017 There has never been a meliorate time than now to get an entrepreneur. Thanks to the growth of the Internet and the power of engineering science and global connectivity, a great product or idea can come from anywhere, anyone and at any time.

From Classroom to Career

November 2017 Zahid Panjwani (NU'14), shares how he began his entrepreneurial journey at the Farley Center, gained practical experience throughout his time at Northwestern, and somewhen secured a career in startup business mail-graduation.

A Better Approach to Co-Founder Disinterestedness Splits

Oct 2017 The traditional approach to negotiating equity splits is fundamentally flawed. Farley Eye Kinesthesia, Mike Moyer, explains why this is and the solution he has institute.

NUvention Course Looks to the Time to come of Transportation

August 2017 From autonomous vehicles and drones to machine-sharing services, the transportation industry is rife with headline-grabbing, disruptive innovations. Our upstart class at Northwestern University is getting in on the activity.

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Backside the Scenes: An Within Expect at NUvention: Arts

July 2017 Spring 2017 NUvention: Arts Teaching Assistant, Zane Clarke Waxman, NU '17, explains why he calls Farley Center's NUvention: Arts course "an extremely exciting experience dissimilar whatsoever y'all will find elsewhere."

Something Educational This Way Comes

June 2017 Northwestern Ph.D. Candidate Eastward.B. Hunter is making Shakespeare outgoing for modern audiences — with an ambitious repackaging of a 400-year-one-time text equally a video game.

Journey and Reward - A Q&A With Meenu Satiya, NU '17

June 2017 Meenu Satiya shares the academic and personal experiences she had taking our airplane pilot NUvention: Transportation class in the Fall of 2017. She has worked at Airbus and Cessna, and is currently a Program Management intern at HERE Technologies. She graduated in 2017 with a Masters in Applied science Direction (MEM). Satiya also has a degree in Aeronautical Technology from The Aeronautical Lodge of Bharat.

Avenues to NUvention and Beyond

May 2017 Farley'south NUvention program is structured to equip students with the skills about essential for the budding entrepreneur. Find out how the plan empowers its students and how students enroll in it.

Launch's Winter Pitch Night Picks A Winner

Apr 2017 Launch, Northwestern'south year-long, educatee-led student accelerator helmed by educatee entrepreneurial group Ballsy, picked a winner during its Pitch Night outcome in early March.

SiNode Systems wins Sustainable Practise Touch on Honour

March 2017 Chicago-based company SiNode Systems has won this yr's Sustainable Practice Impact Award to honor a company that develops clean technologies, implements sustainable practices, or provides exceptional educational opportunities to academy students.

When Exercise Startups Need An Accountant?

March 2017 Most startups bring in an accountant too late into the startup creation procedure. And then when should startups make the call and outsource their bookkeeping and tax work to an accountant? Certified auditor and Farley Faculty member, Joshua Lance, has the respond.

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Student Entrepreneurs Ignite Their Ideas At Wildfire

January 2017 The Garage's Pre-accelerator program is pairing with the Farley Center'due south Radical Entrepreneurship class, to assistance pupil entrepreneurs bring their business organization ideas to the next level.

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Confusing Innovation In The Market

Dec 2016 NUvention: Transportation (ENTREP 450) professor and Farley Center Co-Director, Mark Werwath, shares his thoughts on disruptive technology and what information technology needs to succeed in the mass marketplace.

Cultural Tourism Through VR

November 2016 Reedhima Mandlik, NU '17, attended the "Explore Your Globe in VR with CyArk: Exploratorium After Dark" event in San Francisco. Read her review.

Tinker. Tailor. Entrepreneur.

October 2016 Creating custom innovations for his dual-loves, hiking and photographer, led Northwestern Engineer, Jacob Morgan, NU 'eighteen, to design a new major that focuses on entrepreneurship.

Bringing Technology to DIY

October 2016 Reedhima Mandlik, NU '17, walked, literally, into the realm of virtual reality during her visit to Brit + Co.'southward Re:Make expo in San Francisco, California.