The 36-hour innovation challenge will take place Nov. 13–15 in Chattanooga. It's perfect for college students who are ready to explore practical quantum applications.
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Meridian's AI platform was designed to give small freight brokerages access to the same data insights as big competitors.
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"Imagine you're a warehouse supervisor. There are metaphorical fires everywhere," founder and CEO Sarit Tamir said. "You don't know where to go first. We built an app that gives them all the information in one place. It's like an extra set of eyes so that they don't have to run around to figure out what to prioritize."
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Mounir Izallalen left a materials-science career at Eastman to build OceanFlex, engineering biodegradable alternatives to the plastics in fishing lures and other outdoor gear.
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ATHENA makes Knoxville one of 20 nodes in a new national network of "self-driving" laboratories.
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After finishing his Ph.D. at UT in December 2024, Eric Heikkenen launched NXT MFG and landed a spot in ORNL's competitive Innovation Crossroads program.
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At Friday's showcase, the University of Tennessee Research Park's Spark Accelerator kicked off a cohort heavy on nuclear, critical minerals and advanced manufacturing, plus SparkShop, a new engineering track for the region's hardest problems.
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As much as 30% of manufacturing production can end up in a landfill, representing more than $1 billion worth of fibers annually. Their technology creates an opportunity to capture some of that material and turn it into new, high value composite products.
