Tech Hub Alumni Network at the Texas Tech Alumni Association

Last week, our CEO, Brian Harris delivered a Keynote at
Texas Tech University Innovation Hub at Research Park, for their Performance Innovation Speaker Series to an audience of nearly 300 attendees!

Announcing the 2018 Spark Conference Winners!

iLaunch Business Plan Competition

Embyotics (1st Place - $10,000)
Embryotics improves pregnancy rates from assisted reproductive technologies in livestock species and human fertility.

TKQuant (2nd Place - $3,000)
TKQuant is a health science technology company transforming clinical care through precision diagnostics.

Hangio (3rd Place - $1,000)
Hangio offers wardrobe solutions to optimize the everyday closet experience through cool, flexible, all-in-one hangers that revolutionize the way clothes are stored

Lightning Round

People’s Choice Winner - $1,000
Embryotics | Embryotics improves pregnancy rates from assisted reproductive technologies in livestock species and human fertility.

Innovation Poster Showcase

Arts in Medicine (AIM) Winner - $1,000
Deep Self: Endoscopy and a New Body Image
Team Members: Ghislaine Fremaux, Marc Zuckerman, Nancy Casner

NSF Cloud Computing Center Winner - $1,000
The Exposome Project
Team Members: Aakriti Pyakurel, and the Exposome Team at TTU

Don’t miss the 2018 SPARK CONFERENCE Technology Huddle & Poster Showcase
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Technology Huddle-
Hosted by the TTU Office of Research Commercialization, visit with license experts, learn how to engage the office for a Technology Assessment Report, and receive access to the list of IPs available to license for industry or startups. Open to faculty, students, staff and the public.

Innovation Poster Showcase-
Students and faculty from Texas Tech J.T & Margaret Talkington College of Visual and Preforming Arts will showcase research that integrates the arts in sectors of health, wellness, and medicine. In addition, students and faculty from the NSF Cloud Computing Center will display new research and technologies in computer science. Each poster is eligible for judging to win $1000 in prize money. Open to faculty, students, staff and the public.