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Closeup of a MARTA train in a station. (Photo Courtesy: Josh Hallett via Flickr)
Making Room for Innovation

Student startup Elbowroom piloting passenger counting tech with Atlanta’s MARTA

Fourth-year biomedical engineering undergraduate Sammie Hasen with BCase, a storage solution for birth control or other multi-pill packs that attaches to a smartphone. BCase was one of six finalists in the 2021 InVenture Prize. (Photo Courtesy: Sammie Hasen)
BME InVenture Finalists Turn Focus to Next Steps for Their Startups

The journey continues for BCase and CADe with a Kickstarter and the CREATE-X Startup Launch program, respectively.
The InVenture Prize trophies await the judges' decision during the 2020 InVenture Prize finals. (Photo: Christopher Moore)
InVenture Prize Mixes Virtual Rounds Into 2021 Competition

The road to the 2021 InVenture Prize will be different, but the pandemic won’t stop the 13th edition of Georgia Tech’s signature invention competition from recognizing students' best new ideas.
InVenture Prize finalist Scal-Pal redesigned surgical blade packages so they’re easier and safer to use. (Photo by Allison Carter)
A Safer Way to Handle Surgical Scalpel Blades

The InVenture Prize finalist redesigned surgical blade packages so they're easier and safer to use.
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Finalists Selected for 2018 InVenture Prize

This year marks the 10th competition. Winners will be selected March 14.
Team CauteryGuard wins not only $20,000 as winner of the 2017 InVenture Prize, but also $5,000 for winning the People's Choice popular vote.
CauteryGuard Wins the InVenture Prize

InternBlitz took home second place, while CauteryGuard also scored the People’s Choice Award.
Virginia, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech were the winners at the 2017 ACC InVenture Prize. Photo: Rob Felt. 
Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, U of Virginia Win at ACC InVenture Prize

Students from Georgia Tech won the People’s Choice Award. The University of Virginia team took home the top prize.