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A panel from the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation will talk with graduate and professional students at 5 p.m. today about non-academic career paths and how business ventures can fit into their research.
Interdisciplinary student interns participating in the Northwest Arkansas BioDesign Sprints program have teamed up with clinicians and other healthcare professionals to create three novel inventions.
Saja Alshafeay, Nhiem Cao, Katherine Alejandra Miranda Munoz, Anthony Owura-Akuaku, Morgan Reese, Angellina Treat and Joshua D. Upshaw have been awarded the Graduate Entrepreneurial Fellowship.
Though only about one in five patents nationally has at least one female inventor attached, that figure is nearly 50% at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, and "that really caught my eye," said David Hinton, interim director of the Arkansas Research and Technology Park.
The Northwest Arkansas BioDesign Sprints program within the U of A Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation is hiring interns for the summer to help conduct customer discovery and market research.