Nanotech startup wins big at Velocity Fund Finals
NanoCnet takes home top prize of $35,000 at 20th Velocity Fund Finals
NanoCnet takes home top prize of $35,000 at 20th Velocity Fund Finals
By Natalie Quinlan University Relations20 teams, 3 minutes and one chance to wow a panel of judges. Velocity Fund Finals saw innovators take the stage and walk away with big prizes totalling over $125,000 in seed money. A full list of winners is available here.
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