The UNB TME group on Monday is launching its second cohort of I-STEM, a program that helps post-secondary researchers develop companies by using lean startup methodology.
Developed in partnership with George Washington University and based on the I-Corps methodology created by the National Science Foundation in the U.S., the program teaches researchers how to commercialize deep technology and develop an entrepreneurial mindset.
The I-STEM program is now looking for researchers to join the cohort. Researchers with ideas that they want to commercialize can apply here.
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