NSF I-Corps
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nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2019 Teams
Team 65
Project Description: Developed a patent-pending method that improves the production and function of MHC molecules over current practices.
Team 67
Project Description: Affordable and long-lasting roofing for developing countries made out of recycled plastics.
Team 68
Project Description: Developing a modular membrane-based technology to treat water resulting from energy explorations.
Team 69
Project Description: Smart fitting rooms retail technology revolution utilizing a smart mirror.
Team 70
Project Description: Low-grade cotton-based materials, cotton module/bale wrapper, packaging bags, and concrete fillers
Team 72
Project Description: Capsule that is swallowed and collects biological samples via the digestive tract.
Team 73
Project Description: Technology provides information about fiber length to the industry that they need to be more profitable.
Team 74
Project Description: Developed a label-free method of detecting circulating tumor cells (CTC) using digital in-line holography microscopy.
Team 75
Project Description: Gastro-tourism work promotes individual memorable tourists' experiences (MTEs).
Team 76
Project Description: Gyroscopic Variable Transmission (GVT) is a power transmission tool to connect the slow-rotating wind turbine shaft to the fast-rotating generator shaft without going through the standard gearbox.
Team 77
Project Description: Team Customizable Learned Academic Skill Sets (CLASS) is focused on rethinking the role of postsecondary learning in the workforce
nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2017 Teams
Team 6
Project Description – Virtual reality platform to allow stroke survivors to better communicate with their health care providers using an engaging visual narrative free of language.
Team 7
Project Description – Software-based model on Hurricane Resiliency Index to estimate the risk of natural hazards in specific areas.
Team 8
Project Description – Application of Whispering Gallery Mode (WGM) method to measure and alter low amplitude signals in biological systems.
nsf i-corps teams
Summer 2017 Teams
Team 12
Project Description - Next-generation vaccines against human respiratory pathogens such as influenza viruses, Streptococcus pneumoniae, nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae (NTHi) and agents important for biodefense, such as Bacillus anthracis, botulinum neurotoxins and Francisella tularensis.
Team 13
Project description - Virus Like Particle (VLP) platform for Zika vaccine and microneutralization assay.
Team 14
Project description - Simulated Radiation Detector for highly sensitive nuclear power facilities.
nsf i-corps teams
Fall 2017 Teams
Team 15
Project description: Real-time diagnosis of various eye-related diseases using a smartphone.
Team 16
Project description: A design for a surface coating to wind turbine manufacturers and aquatic exploration vehicles to increase the efficiency of their systems and reduce unwanted acoustic noise generation.
Team 17
Project description: Developed a test system to evaluate high-power semiconductor devices and insulating materials.
Team 19
Project description: Vis-X Dual Spec – a field-portable sensor for physicochemical analysis of soil, water, and vegetation
Team 20
Project description: kHz AC-Supercap that is 100-1000 times smaller in size with 100 times smaller resistance comparing to aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AEC) in market.
Team 21
Project description: A Photovoltaic monitoring and control system with data storage and analysis at a module level for all types of photovoltaic systems
Team 22
Project description: College Streamline app aimed at students who wish to excel in college by saving time, money, and breaking social barriers.
Team 23
Project description: Telepractice platform for speech-language pathology or educational services
Team 24
Project description: A pioneer Inverter technology for power systems with high penetration of distributed renewable energy (solar, wind), electric vehicles and energy storage devices.
Team 26
Project description: We provide customers in the energy, agriculture, and transportation sectors with extremely detailed forecasts using an ensemble of high-resolution weather models. At this time, the industry uses 12 km spacing.
Team 27
Project description: Gyroscopic Variable Transmission (GVT) is a power transmission tool to connect the slow-rotating wind turbine shaft to the fast rotating generator shaft without going through the standard gearbox.
Team 28
Project description: A renewable energy source for advanced space power generation and management.
nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2018 Teams
Team 30
Project Description: An online platform for speech-language services. Therapists will use our games, assessments, flashcards, and interactive whiteboards to teach students.
Team 31
Project Description: Developed a unique fluidic technology for biological assays in the model organism C. elegans. NemaLife is an all in one technology for culturing C. elegans and conducting assays.
Team 32
Project Description: NanoGrid in a Box: The system produces electrical power using fold-up solar panels. Battery storage and connectivity to additional NanoGrid's extends use time and power output.
Team 34
Project Description: We leverage our complementary expertise in Psychology and Computer Science to develop cyber-security solutions.
Team 35
Project Description: Product will stabilize clay even in the presence of sulfate in the soil. It will improve the strength and reduce the shrink/swell behavior of such clays.
Team 36
Project Description: Disease Diagnostic Imaging, DDI, specializes in the development and implementation of low-cost, non-invasive mobile diagnostic interventions for public health-related skin diseases. We specialize in Buruli Ulcer, a Neglected Tropical Disease, and Neglected Infection of Poverty.
Team 37
Project Description: We offer a renewable distributed (small-scale) power generation technology.
Team 38
Project Description: C-Safe is a simple reminder system that prevents children from suffering vehicular heatstroke. The product consists of a weight-detecting pad that adheres to the hard plastic frame of a child seat; a smartphone app, which connects to the pad via Bluetooth; and a key fob failsafe.
Team 39
Project Description: The gyroscopic variable transmission (GVT) is an alternative transmission system to the conventional gear-driven system commonly found in the wind energy sector. The transmission system connects the slow-rotating ( 20-50 rpm) wind turbine shaft to the fast-rotating (1000 – 3000 rpm) generator shaft.
Team 40
Project Description: We offer a methodology to increase overall wind farm power production. Wake Control
Team 41
Project Description: We are developing programmable materials with intrinsic kinetic properties, towards the future which will be alive by material.
Team 43
Project Description: A new antibiotic specifically targeted against Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
Team 44
Project Description: Competency-focused approach ensures that the learners advance academically and are work-ready by the time they graduate.
Team 45
Project Description: Tyrosine phosphorylation regulates ERβ ubiquitination, protein turnover, and inhibition of breast cancer.
Team 47
Project Description: Chemical Dynamics Simulations of Energy Transfer, Surface-Induced Dissociation, Soft-Landing, and Reactive-Landing in Collisions of Protonated Peptide Ions with Organic Surfaces
Team 48
Project Description: Synthesizes biodegradable and biocompatible nanoparticles for targeted delivery of bioactive phytochemicals and other compounds to disease tissues or cells.
nsf i-corps teams
Fall 2018 Teams
Team 49
Project Description: A web-based application that provides evidence-based, structured, practical programming to help young female athletes prevent injury and enhance performance.
Team 50
Project Description: ProOmniFootball provides safe and practical training session and a platform to test strategies, save time. For Entertainment Centers: ProOmniFootball provides interactive gaming experience (Hyper Reality)
Team 53
Project Description: Development of textiles containing organo-selenium covalently bound to the fibers to block bacterial attachment.
Team 54
Project Description: Our product will help produce reliable, clean energy in the Florida Keys via a hydrokinetic turbine.
Team 55
Project Description: The proposed product uses cardiac motion as a new biometric authentication mechanism to secure system/facility access.
Team 56
Project Description:The research product for which we are exploring the market potential is a method that can significantly enhance the efficiency of a common groundwater remediation reagent.
Team 57
Project Description: Our team intends to develop a web based tool that can provide crash predictions tailored toward any roadway segment in the US
Team 58
Project Description: Capacitive deionization (CDI) is a simple water desalination technique wherein water flows between a pair of charged electrodes, and positive and negative ions are removed and stored in EDL
Team 59
Project Description: Lightning Import is an easy to use tool for eCommerce. With the help of our system you can import your products and keep them all up to date.
Team 63
Project Description: Lots of biochemical analyses have to be in vitro, due impermeability of cell membrane. We are overcoming the barrier with nanoparticle-mediated biochemical agent delivery.
Team 64
Project Description: Hangio – a new way to hang your clothes. A new design for the hangar for the modern-day wardrobe.
nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2019 Teams
Team 65
Project Description: Developed a patent-pending method that improves the production and function of MHC molecules over current practices.
Team 67
Project Description: Affordable and long-lasting roofing for developing countries made out of recycled plastics.
Team 68
Project Description: Developing a modular membrane-based technology to treat water resulting from energy explorations.
Team 69
Project Description: Smart fitting rooms retail technology revolution utilizing a smart mirror.
Team 70
Project Description: Low-grade cotton-based materials, cotton module/bale wrapper, packaging bags, and concrete fillers
Team 72
Project Description: Capsule that is swallowed and collects biological samples via the digestive tract.
Team 73
Project Description: Technology provides information about fiber length to the industry that they need to be more profitable.
Team 74
Project Description: Developed a label-free method of detecting circulating tumor cells (CTC) using digital in-line holography microscopy.
Team 75
Project Description: Gastro-tourism work promotes individual memorable tourists' experiences (MTEs).
Team 76
Project Description: Gyroscopic Variable Transmission (GVT) is a power transmission tool to connect the slow-rotating wind turbine shaft to the fast-rotating generator shaft without going through the standard gearbox.
Team 77
Project Description: Team Customizable Learned Academic Skill Sets (CLASS) is focused on rethinking the role of postsecondary learning in the workforce
nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2017 Teams
Team 6
Project Description – Virtual reality platform to allow stroke survivors to better communicate with their health care providers using an engaging visual narrative free of language.
Team 7
Project Description – Software-based model on Hurricane Resiliency Index to estimate the risk of natural hazards in specific areas.
Team 8
Project Description – Application of Whispering Gallery Mode (WGM) method to measure and alter low amplitude signals in biological systems.
nsf i-corps teams
Summer 2017 Teams
Team 12
Project Description - Next-generation vaccines against human respiratory pathogens such as influenza viruses, Streptococcus pneumoniae, nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae (NTHi) and agents important for biodefense, such as Bacillus anthracis, botulinum neurotoxins and Francisella tularensis.
Team 13
Project description - Virus Like Particle (VLP) platform for Zika vaccine and microneutralization assay.
Team 14
Project description - Simulated Radiation Detector for highly sensitive nuclear power facilities.
nsf i-corps teams
Fall 2017 Teams
Team 15
Project description: Real-time diagnosis of various eye-related diseases using a smartphone.
Team 16
Project description: A design for a surface coating to wind turbine manufacturers and aquatic exploration vehicles to increase the efficiency of their systems and reduce unwanted acoustic noise generation.
Team 17
Project description: Developed a test system to evaluate high-power semiconductor devices and insulating materials.
Team 19
Project description: Vis-X Dual Spec – a field-portable sensor for physicochemical analysis of soil, water, and vegetation
Team 20
Project description: kHz AC-Supercap that is 100-1000 times smaller in size with 100 times smaller resistance comparing to aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AEC) in market.
Team 21
Project description: A Photovoltaic monitoring and control system with data storage and analysis at a module level for all types of photovoltaic systems
Team 22
Project description: College Streamline app aimed at students who wish to excel in college by saving time, money, and breaking social barriers.
Team 23
Project description: Telepractice platform for speech-language pathology or educational services
Team 24
Project description: A pioneer Inverter technology for power systems with high penetration of distributed renewable energy (solar, wind), electric vehicles and energy storage devices.
Team 26
Project description: We provide customers in the energy, agriculture, and transportation sectors with extremely detailed forecasts using an ensemble of high-resolution weather models. At this time, the industry uses 12 km spacing.
Team 27
Project description: Gyroscopic Variable Transmission (GVT) is a power transmission tool to connect the slow-rotating wind turbine shaft to the fast rotating generator shaft without going through the standard gearbox.
Team 28
Project description: A renewable energy source for advanced space power generation and management.
nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2018 Teams
Team 30
Project Description: An online platform for speech-language services. Therapists will use our games, assessments, flashcards, and interactive whiteboards to teach students.
Team 31
Project Description: Developed a unique fluidic technology for biological assays in the model organism C. elegans. NemaLife is an all in one technology for culturing C. elegans and conducting assays.
Team 32
Project Description: NanoGrid in a Box: The system produces electrical power using fold-up solar panels. Battery storage and connectivity to additional NanoGrid's extends use time and power output.
Team 34
Project Description: We leverage our complementary expertise in Psychology and Computer Science to develop cyber-security solutions.
Team 35
Project Description: Product will stabilize clay even in the presence of sulfate in the soil. It will improve the strength and reduce the shrink/swell behavior of such clays.
Team 36
Project Description: Disease Diagnostic Imaging, DDI, specializes in the development and implementation of low-cost, non-invasive mobile diagnostic interventions for public health-related skin diseases. We specialize in Buruli Ulcer, a Neglected Tropical Disease, and Neglected Infection of Poverty.
Team 37
Project Description: We offer a renewable distributed (small-scale) power generation technology.
Team 38
Project Description: C-Safe is a simple reminder system that prevents children from suffering vehicular heatstroke. The product consists of a weight-detecting pad that adheres to the hard plastic frame of a child seat; a smartphone app, which connects to the pad via Bluetooth; and a key fob failsafe.
Team 39
Project Description: The gyroscopic variable transmission (GVT) is an alternative transmission system to the conventional gear-driven system commonly found in the wind energy sector. The transmission system connects the slow-rotating ( 20-50 rpm) wind turbine shaft to the fast-rotating (1000 – 3000 rpm) generator shaft.
Team 40
Project Description: We offer a methodology to increase overall wind farm power production. Wake Control
Team 41
Project Description: We are developing programmable materials with intrinsic kinetic properties, towards the future which will be alive by material.
Team 43
Project Description: A new antibiotic specifically targeted against Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
Team 44
Project Description: Competency-focused approach ensures that the learners advance academically and are work-ready by the time they graduate.
Team 45
Project Description: Tyrosine phosphorylation regulates ERβ ubiquitination, protein turnover, and inhibition of breast cancer.
Team 47
Project Description: Chemical Dynamics Simulations of Energy Transfer, Surface-Induced Dissociation, Soft-Landing, and Reactive-Landing in Collisions of Protonated Peptide Ions with Organic Surfaces
Team 48
Project Description: Synthesizes biodegradable and biocompatible nanoparticles for targeted delivery of bioactive phytochemicals and other compounds to disease tissues or cells.
nsf i-corps teams
Fall 2018 Teams
Team 49
Project Description: A web-based application that provides evidence-based, structured, practical programming to help young female athletes prevent injury and enhance performance.
Team 50
Project Description: ProOmniFootball provides safe and practical training session and a platform to test strategies, save time. For Entertainment Centers: ProOmniFootball provides interactive gaming experience (Hyper Reality)
Team 53
Project Description: Development of textiles containing organo-selenium covalently bound to the fibers to block bacterial attachment.
Team 54
Project Description: Our product will help produce reliable, clean energy in the Florida Keys via a hydrokinetic turbine.
Team 55
Project Description: The proposed product uses cardiac motion as a new biometric authentication mechanism to secure system/facility access.
Team 56
Project Description:The research product for which we are exploring the market potential is a method that can significantly enhance the efficiency of a common groundwater remediation reagent.
Team 57
Project Description: Our team intends to develop a web based tool that can provide crash predictions tailored toward any roadway segment in the US
Team 58
Project Description: Capacitive deionization (CDI) is a simple water desalination technique wherein water flows between a pair of charged electrodes, and positive and negative ions are removed and stored in EDL
Team 59
Project Description: Lightning Import is an easy to use tool for eCommerce. With the help of our system you can import your products and keep them all up to date.
Team 63
Project Description: Lots of biochemical analyses have to be in vitro, due impermeability of cell membrane. We are overcoming the barrier with nanoparticle-mediated biochemical agent delivery.
Team 64
Project Description: Hangio – a new way to hang your clothes. A new design for the hangar for the modern-day wardrobe.
nsf i-corps teams
Spring 2019 Teams
Team 65
Project Description: Developed a patent-pending method that improves the production and function of MHC molecules over current practices.
Team 67
Project Description: Affordable and long-lasting roofing for developing countries made out of recycled plastics.
Team 68
Project Description: Developing a modular membrane-based technology to treat water resulting from energy explorations.
Team 69
Project Description: Smart fitting rooms retail technology revolution utilizing a smart mirror.
Team 70
Project Description: Low-grade cotton-based materials, cotton module/bale wrapper, packaging bags, and concrete fillers
Team 72
Project Description: Capsule that is swallowed and collects biological samples via the digestive tract.
Team 73
Project Description: Technology provides information about fiber length to the industry that they need to be more profitable.
Team 74
Project Description: Developed a label-free method of detecting circulating tumor cells (CTC) using digital in-line holography microscopy.
Team 75
Project Description: Gastro-tourism work promotes individual memorable tourists' experiences (MTEs).
Team 76
Project Description: Gyroscopic Variable Transmission (GVT) is a power transmission tool to connect the slow-rotating wind turbine shaft to the fast-rotating generator shaft without going through the standard gearbox.
Team 77
Project Description: Team Customizable Learned Academic Skill Sets (CLASS) is focused on rethinking the role of postsecondary learning in the workforce
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