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How UMB Helps Student Entrepreneurs and the Baltimore Tech Scene
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) has several programs and opportunities to help student entrepreneurs go from idea to invention. The Graduate Research Innovation District (The Grid) is a one-stop-shop for anything related to entrepreneurial and innovation education and is located in the Health Sciences and Human Services Library.
Jenny Owens, ScD, MS, associate dean, University of Maryland Graduate School, and executive director, The Grid, and Taylor DeBoer, MA, assistant director, The Grid, discuss how the innovation space is making a real impact on students and the Baltimore startup scene.
We also hear from UMB alumna Kelsey Abernathy, PhD, and University of Maryland, College Park alumnus Dan Fucich, PhD, who leveraged The Grid’s resources to launch their company AlgenAir. The AlgenAir co-founders share their journey of going from an idea to a full-fledged company with products that use algae to convert carbon into oxygen in occupied spaces.
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Rozdziały
1. Cold Open (00:00:00)
2. What is The Grid? (00:03:07)
3. AlgenAir's Journey from The Grid to Start-up (00:14:55)
4. AlgenAir's Future Plans (00:28:44)
5. Intellectual Property Law Clinic (00:35:36)
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