
Podcast by Harvard Innovation Labs
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Category | Business | ||||

When you set out to build a community of young innovators, sometimes magic happens. After all, nobody understands the crazy, stressful, hectic life of an entrepreneur like one of your peers. Harvard Launch Lab members Rong Xia (Raiing Medical) and Wi... more
Three brothers from Costa Rica — Serge, Rolando, and Javier Masis — are building an activity discovery app that is a bit more serendipitous than most other products on the market. Finalists for this year's Harvard President's Innovation Challenge, Se... more
David Raiser is the CEO and co-founder of Aldatu Biosciences, a company that has developed drug resistance diagnostics for HIV patients. Raiser holds a Ph.D. in Genetics from Harvard Medical School, while his co-founder and Aldatu's CSO Iain MacLeod ... more
Dino Rodriguez, Chase Davis and Christian Ondaatje thought they could build a way to get around some of the gaming and graphics deficiencies of Mac computers. As undergrads at Harvard, they built a device called The Wolfe, an external GPU that speeds... more
Being an edtech startup isn't easy. That's why it's amazing that a company like AllHere, currently based at the Harvard Launch Lab, is about to expand its product reach ten-fold this fall. AllHere's "Chief Idea Spreader" (aka CEO)Joanna Smith sat dow... more
With his company Doorbell, Pleat is trying to build more connected communities for people who live in apartments and other similar complexes. Currently, Doorbell is testing its product in Downtown Worcester’s Grid District, trying to bring the up-and... more
When the i-lab first opened in 2011, Vaxess Technologies, a company co-founded and led by Michael Schrader, was one of the handful of ventures that consistently showed up to work out of the new space. Last year, after a short stint at LabCentral, Sch... more
When Sara de Zarraga and Quinn Fitzgerald met at the Harvard Business School, they both shared a yearning to leverage business to improve the world. Working together they have built a product to help others stay safe and prevent sexual assault and ot... more
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