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TC Poly ranked on TAG’s “2020 Top 10 Innovative Companies”
Pretty impressive company for TCPoly Inc., one of the five start-ups that comprise Cohort 2 of Oak…
Jesse Thornburg learned early in life how to fix things
Jesse Thornburg says he grew-up moving around the east coast before the family settled in Asheville, NC for his high school years. His…
Hicham Ghossein reutilizing scrap and recycled chopped fibers for non-woven mats
Reutilizing scrap and recycled chopped fibers and turning them into long fiber non-woven mats is the focus of Hicham Ghossein,…
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Matt Ellis, Sam Shaner: Powered by idealism and pragmatism
When they first met as graduate students in 2012, Samuel C. Shaner SM ’14, PhD ’18 and Mathew S. Ellis PhD ’17 realized they shared a…
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Gary Rawlings joins ORNL’s “Innovation Crossroads” team today
A well-known player in two of the Launch Tennessee-supported mentor networks has an additional…
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Applications open for third cohort of ORNL’s “Innovation Crossroads” program
An Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) initiative that is attracting top young entrepreneurs to the region to grow their energy-focused…
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DOE, TVA partner to support next cohort of energy entrepreneurs for ORNL’s Innovation Crossroads
The next cohort of Innovation Crossroads fellows at Oak Ridge National Laboratory will receive support from the U.S. Department of…
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Here’s How Investors Are Adapting to The New Era of Innovation
We are entering a new era of innovation. The basic technology that powered the digital revolution is nearing its theoretical limits and…
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