Stories of Technology, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship in the Southeast

Since 2020, the program has supported 58 downtown projects.

The event will enable UTK entrepreneurs (students and alumni) to selling their products or services and show off their businesses in a real marketplace setting.

Nashville in the top 25 percent; Memphis near the bottom.

The working paper is titled “The Wandering Scholars: Understanding the Heterogeneity of University Commercialization.”

Thanks to Cameron Snow of Life Science Tennessee, Infusense and General Graphene are collaborating to bring a product to market using the latter’s materials paired with Infusense's proprietary membrane to detect drugs like fentanyl.

The national leader in digital equity and broadband adoption came to Chattanooga to lead the nonprofit in 2019.

The medical technology company is developing next-generation urologic monitoring tools for patients with chronic conditions.

Charleston Bell spoke at Innovator Day at Tennessee State University about the commercialization efforts in Tennessee.