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Could your research, invention or creative idea make an impact beyond the academic world? The National Science Foundation’s I-Corps programs offer the ideal starting point. Designed to help those new to commercialization explore the market potential of their innovations, I-Corps serves as a practical and accessible first step for anyone looking to translate their discoveries into real-world solutions.

Applications open:Ìý—PromotingÌýgrowth and sustainability in Colorado’s advanced industries that increase the state's global competitiveness.

Rolling application: —Empowering entrepreneurs by providing access to mentorship, capitalÌýand a global network to help them succeed and scale their startups.

Various Deadlines:Ìý—Offers innovators and entrepreneurs from various backgrounds the tools and opportunities to contribute clean energy solutions.

Saturday, March 1 (deadline):—Bringing together leaders from governments, private industry, and international organizations to shape the trajectory of the global space industry.

Tuesday, March 25 (deadline): —An immersive program that dives into the Colorado and global clean energy and clean technology ecosystems.

March 24-26: —A dynamic gathering of cleantech innovators, policy makers, corporate leaders, and investors driving actionable change.

March 30-April 1: —Spotlighting the region’s leadership in climate resilience and quantum technology, which together are shaping the future of sustainability and global innovation.

April 2 and 3: —An exclusive group of startups will be selected to showcase their technology, innovation and products.

Sunday, April 13 (deadline): —The world’s largest cleantech accelerator, providing entrepreneurs and corporate innovators the resources they need to launch and grow successful cleantech businesses.

Venture Partners: Technology Commercialization Interns—Join our team for a 6-month part-time paid internship, a great opportunity to learn and experience the essence of entrepreneurship in university research translation.

—RayChill, a startup built on IP from CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ, provides a passive radiative cooling material that cools structures without power and is seeking a Co-Founder/CEO.

Are you a CU startup with an employment opportunity to share with the CU community? Send it to vpnews@colorado.edu for posting here. Also, you canÌýpostÌýto CU ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ's recruitment platform HandshakeÌýand/orÌýjoin the Startups2Students career fair.