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In the Maine Innovation Research and Technology Accelerator program, teams are eligible for up to $25,000 to help develop products that could have commercial value. Each team has an advisory committee of industry and technology experts.
With additional funding this year, the Innovate for Maine Fellows Program is looking to double the cohort size to around 50.
Results of the study will be submitted for a peer-reviewed publication and presented at a meeting of the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections. A follow-up clinical study is now underway.
Grants could be used to develop alternative revenue streams, marketing or for a consultant.
"Because of the rapid growth and success of the Roux Institute, we have built the capacity to scale this critical work in-house," Northeastern University said in an emailed statement.
A WalletHub ranking puts Maine among the top 15 states to start a business.
Send in your nominations for CEO of the Year, New Mainer of the Year, Innovator of the Year and five other categories by Feb. 28.
The latest round of grants will help 16 Maine-based organizations develop programs to generate growth among companies engaged in seven targeted technology sectors.
Guest columnist Emily Braley, who works with entrepreneurs at Maine Technology Institute, writes that it's important that a consulting relationship have clearly set expectations. "Your consultant may say things you don’t want to hear, but that’s
The program culminates with a final statewide pitch-off showcase in May, with a $25,000 MTI grant for the winner.
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Maine recaps 10 pieces of good news in 2022, ranging from the return of the TD Beach to Beacon 10K to a Portland dining spot making the cut for Esquire magazine's list of best new restaurants.
The practice is led by Dr. Jennifer Keaten, who grew up in Fryeburg.