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Innovations @ Research Park Podcast

Innovations @ Research Park Podcast

Tune into the Innovations @ Research Park podcast to hear insightful conversations on fascinating industry innovations with members of the Research Park community- startups, corporations, students, and alumni. Tanmay Shah, an alumnus of the UIUC Grainger College of Engineering, is your host. The Research Park at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is a leading hub for tech commercialization with a unique environment that cultivates startups and increases capabilities for established companies. The mixed-use composition promotes creative collisions and interdisciplinary collaborations, strengthening the bridge between campus and community. Listen on iTunes or Spotify.

Dr. David Lomiashvili: Digital Identity Verification

Dr. David Lomiashvili is the CEO of Identomat, which has created an inno...

Matt Ahrens: Perspectives on AI from an NVIDIA Leader

Matt Ahrens overseess performance and tools work for the Accelerated Big...

Beth Conerty: Transforming Central Illinois into a Leading Biomanufacturing Hub

Dr. Beth Conerty helps lead business development for the Integrated Biop...

Brad Miller: AI, Linguistics, and Knowledge Transfer

Dr. Brad Miller is the Co-Founder and Chief Linguistic Officer of Puzzle...

2023 at Research Park: Year in Review

This is a special episode to celebrate a great year at UIRP! Research Pa...

Arpit Dwivedi: Disrupting the Energy Storage Industry

Arpit Dwivedi is the Founder and CEO of Cache Energy. Cache is developin...

Alex Kosyakov: Creating Efficient Batteries for a Renewable Future at Natrion

Alex Kosyakov is the Co-Founder and CEO of Natrion. Natrion is creating...

Susan Hinrichs: Chief Scientist at Aviatrix

Susan Hinrichs is Chief Scientist at Aviatrix, a cloud networking and se...

Brandon Yates: Simplifying Public Works Compliance with AI

Brandon is the CEO of DeepWalk, a tech startup born and raised in Champa...

Paul Miller Shares his Journey as a Serial Entrepreneur

Paul is the Co-Founder and CEO of Flats or Spikes. Flats or Spikes is bu...

The Latest in Agtech: From the Research Park AgTech Summit

Welcome to a new year of the Innovations at Research Park podcast! We a...

Celebrating Research Park Interns

As 2022 wraps up, we'd like to highlight the outstanding students...

Jack Marck: Accelerating AgTech Innovation at UIUC

Jack is the Managing Director of the Illinois AgTech Accelerator, a 12-w...

Cozad 2022: Winners Showcase

Jonathan Politzki (Nephra), Jeffrey Lu (Ferritiva), and Namin Shah (Hayl...

Chinmay Soman: Robotics and the Future of Agriculture

Chinmay Soman, co-founder, and CEO of EarthSense joins the podcast to sh...

Dr. Mani Golparvar & Scotty Greenburg: Using AI To Revolutionize the Construction Industry

Dr. Mani Golparvar, Co-Founder, and Scotty Greenburg, Head of Marketing,...

Eli Lazar: SNOOZing with Tech

Eli is the Co-Founder and CTO of SNOOZ, a consumer electronics company t...

Trevor George & Meghan Reynolds: Disrupting the Marine Industry with Tech

Trevor is the Site Director for the Brunswick Corporation’s Innovation...

Deana McDonagh: The Importance of Design

Dr. Deana McDonagh is a Professor of Industrial Design at the University...

Paul Couston: Using Technology to Improve the Lives of First Responders

Paul is the Co-Founder & CEO of Ascent Integrated Tech, a startup co...

Aadeel Akhtar: "Redefining Human" through Advance Prosthetics

Dr. Aadeel Akhtar is Founder and CEO of PSYONIC, a prosthetics company o...

Gerald Wilson: Insights from a Startup Journey & Empowering Other Entrepreneurs

Dr. Gerald Wilson is President and CEO of Autonomic Materials, a homegro...

John Cole: Transforming Cancer Care with SimBioSys

John Cole, Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer of Research Park st...

Srijith Srinath: The Research Park Intern Experience

Srijith Srinath joins the podcast to share his insights on being a Resea...

Laura Appenzeller: Research Park Origins, Impact, and Student Talent Pipeline

Laura Appenzeller joins the show to discuss how the UIUC Research Park h...

Mark Moran: Breakthroughs in AgTech

Mark Moran joins the show to discuss AgTech innovations at John Deere, f...

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