University of Idaho students win big at pitch competitions
1 of 4 The HONU device, developed by former University of Idaho professor Rand Lewis, helps circulate water on on ponds to improve water quality and battle odors, disease and algae growth. A pair of UI students, Landon Lively and Cole Altender, recently won $14,000 in a product âpitchâ contest promoting the device. Courtesy Team HONU Courtesy Team HONU Courtesy Addie White Simulation software, designed to help teachers manage students in a virtual classroom, was created and pitched by University of Idaho students who were awarded $7,000 for their efforts. The...