by william.brah | Jan 31, 2019 | General, Incubators, Innovation, R & D
With all of the technical resources available in the Kendall Square area, why do Cambridge-based Platelet BioGenesis scientists travel to the UMass Boston campus one day per week to use the animal facility and confocal microscope? According to Lea Beaulieu, Platelet’s...
by aijanisakova | Jul 13, 2018 | Focus On Founders, GEIR program, Innovation, Startups
by Himanshu Agrawal Verbotics AI is building a fully automated medical coding and auditing system. This will bring down the time to encode a medical record from 5-20 minutes to ~200 milliseconds. We aim to not only help hospitals code quickly and more accurately but...
by aijanisakova | May 31, 2017 | GEIR program, Innovation, News and Events, Reason for Reform
Graduation is supposed to be a happy time. But many of our universities’ most promising entrepreneurial grads from other parts of the world dread it. Why? Because they have to scramble to get a visa to remain in Massachusetts and work for their newly created...
by william.brah | Feb 7, 2017 | Innovation, News and Events
(LabCloud joined the Venture Development Center in 2013.) “As labs work their way into the IoT and the cloud, more than one company will develop ecosystems. At LabCloud in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Charles Beyrouthy, CEO and cofounder, says, “We want to put the...
by william.brah | Jan 29, 2017 | Innovation, News and Events
(Kensho joined the Venture Development Center in May 2016.) “In addition to being a customer, Goldman is also Kensho’s largest investor. Nadler, who is 32, spent the rest of the morning checking in with some of the bank’s most regular Kensho users — a top...
by william.brah | Jan 29, 2017 | Innovation, News and Events
(Ori Systems joined the Venture Development Center in November 2015.) “Ori is a new line of furniture that its founder, Hasier Larrea, describes as robotic, intelligent, and dynamic. That’s not how you usually talk about tables and shelves. But then again, most...
