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Alvernia students develop patent-pending nursing education technology, win regional business plan competition
Three Alvernia University mechanical engineering students turned an idea born in the classroom into an award-winning healthcare innovation, securing both a provisional patent and first place in the collegiate division of the 24th Annual tecBRIDGE Business Plan Competition in Northeast Pennsylvania. The team members won $10,000 and $100,000 in in-kind services to continue growing their business, Learn2Inject. Students Jack Badalamenti, Philip Cro…
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Alvernia students develop patent-pending nursing education technology, win regional business plan competition
Three Alvernia University mechanical engineering students turned an idea born in the classroom into an award-winning healthcare innovation, securing both a provisional patent and first place in the collegiate division of the 24th Annual tecBRIDGE Business Plan Competition in Northeast Pennsylvania. The team members won $10,000 and $100,000 in in-kind services to continue growing their business, Learn2Inject. Students Jack Badalamenti, Philip Cro…
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