Hung entered his project into the Learning Engineering Tools Competition, one of the largest education technology competitions in the world. Hung and his collaborators were among five teams that won a Catalyst Award and received a $50,000 prize.
A Georgia Tech team placed second in the statewide Vertical Integrated Project Innovation competition for a poster modeling chemical exposure and socioeconomic disparities.
Electrosuit, a startup founded by first-year students Aubrey Hall and Sherya Chakraborty, won third place in the Spring 2024 I2P Showcase. Their product aims to develop a garment to facilitate at-home electrical stimulation for individuals with chronic pain or motor impairments. The founders speak about common misconceptions around entrepreneurship, pressure, and being open to feedback in a Q&A.
Spring 2024 I2P Showcase winners share their entrepreneurship experience during I2P. Founded by first-year computer science majors Marianna Cao, James Gao, and Jaeheon Shim, Dolfin Solutions is a personal financial management platform. The founders share their experiences, challenges, and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, with plans to further develop their app.
Georgia Tech's innovative CREATE-X program celebrates 10 years of building entrepreneurial confidence in students. CREATE-X has grown from a cohort of 12 student-led startups to more than 100 each year and over $2B in total valuation, making Georgia Tech one of the top entrepreneurial campuses in the country. And at every step along the way, generous philanthropical support helped make the program a success.