Launch Chapel Hill startups ready to venture out
The downtown Chapel Hill accelerator launched its 20th cohort of companies – with nine new tech, food and health ventures primed for growth.
The downtown Chapel Hill accelerator launched its 20th cohort of companies – with nine new tech, food and health ventures primed for growth.
University leaders announce the approval of a lease at Grubb Properties’ 136 Rosemary Street for a downtown Chapel Hill innovation hub, which will anchor a town-gown strategy for growing more innovation-focused companies, industry partnerships and talent.
Carolina students Alekhya Majety, Kush Jain and Harshul Makwana are pitting their innovation — a device that cleans reusable water bottles using UV light — against the top student innovators in the Atlantic Coast Conference at the InVenture Prize.
A new analysis by Innovate Carolina shows startups affiliated with UNC-Chapel Hill have generated more than $14 billion in revenue, created more than 12,000 jobs across North Carolina.