Benefiting lives and the economy Startups are one of several ways that University technologies can lead to societal benefit. Learn more about startups founded on Princeton discoveries. Empower 2021 conference looks to increase opportunities for Black entrepreneurs from throughout academia Oct. 4, 2021 With SEAS dean Goldsmith’s support, NJ lands hard-tech HAX accelerator in Newark, helping catalyze regional tech hub Kayothera, cancer therapeutics start-up spun out of Princeton, wins BIO 2021 Start-up Stadium Competition Health tech startup Wellsheet uses machine learning to accelerate quality healthcare delivery Princeton students’ desire to improve campus tours leads to successful start-up company New Princeton-Techstars bootcamp boosts entrepreneurship for grad students and postdocs Smart windows startup featured at national innovation, entrepreneurship showcase Nereid Therapeutics: A new startup takes on challenges in cancer, brain diseases Startup focus: Optimal Dynamics drives logistical decisions with AI It’s all in the delivery — nanoparticle platform could transform medical treatments Evrys Bio: Fighting viruses using the body’s own defenses Uniformity Labs: The future of manufacturing Feasible finds way to test battery life Optimeos Life Sciences delivers long-lived biologics Instrumems innovates tiny sensors FORGE Life Science moves ahead with new antivirals GPB Scientific aims to improve human health BioNano Genomics offers comprehensive view of whole genome ProteoDesign: A new generation of therapeutic protein conjugates Universal Display Corporation lights up the screen Liquid Light: Startup creates industrial chemicals from waste Robert Prud’homme and Ilhan Aksay: Vorbeck Materials BioNano Genomics
