A trio of student led startups, showcasing UniSA entrepreneurial talent, have been named this year’s Venture Catalyst winners as UniSA’s Innovation and Collaboration Centre (ICC) celebrates its first anniversary.
Meet the 6 startup companies who are all in the running to win Venture Catalyst Funding.
ICC resident and Venture Catalyst winner, Tung Tran, has won funding through AMP's Tomorrow Fund, which invites Australians from all walks of life, abilities and interests to share a goal they’re working towards that will benefit the community.
A “CRAZY” idea to see if they could replicate the 3D holograms in the original Star Wars movie has led, after plenty of hard work, to a $1 million investment in Adelaide and US-based technology company Voxon Photonics.
The ICC brought “Innovation Box” to this year’s Open State on 24 October 2016.The event was aimed at digital entrepreneurs and startups looking for opportunity and not-for-profit sector organisations looking to connect with tech and innovate.
Inventing a novel food idea and then pitching it to local bars and supermarkets isn’t easy, but South Australian scientist Dr. Tom Avery may have just cracked it.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a new course created by Blackfriars and Schoolpreneur. The unique and exciting course is teaching young people to use their own personal strengths to succeed in a rapidly changing world.
The Innovation and Collaboration Centre has awarded two exciting Adelaide startups major prizes at the SA Startup Pitch for Cash held at the Innovation Box event during Open State.
Congratulations to all the winners at the 2016 Unleashed State Awards.
Vinnovate co-founder and Venture Catalyst recipient, Joshua Schmidt was awarded Best Pitch Presenter among a number of other national and international companies at the Land Forces 2016 'Innovation Pitchfest' on 8 September 2016.
Venture Catalyst returned triumphant after winning the Best Entrepreneurial Support Initiative & People's Choice Award at the KCA Research Commercialisation Awards 2016 held in Brisbane on 1 September 2016.
UniSA's Partner Engagement Team, together with the Innovation & Collaboration Centre and Sci.C.Ed hosted a networking event during a SALA exhibition held in the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery on 31 August 2016.
Rachel and her new business idea, TCPinpoint, was recognised in early 2016 by UniSA with a $50,000 grant through the Venture Catalyst Scheme to kick-start her new business concept into fruition.
From Friday 29 July to Sunday 31 July, more than 150 budding entrepreneurs, innovators, coders, artists and makers of all different ages came to the University of South Australia to participate in Unleashed, the annual international Open Data Competition held across Australia and New Zealand.
In June 2016, the ICC formalised a partnership with Business SA and the South Australian Young Entrepreneur Program (SAYES).
Innovative local startups share in $100,000 Venture Catalyst grants ADELAIDE, TUESDAY, 7 JUNE 2016: A gas turbine engine with the potential to be carbon neutral and keep homes running completely off the grid, and new software designed to streamline retail tenancies in shopping centres are the two...
Simon and Joshua Schmidt South Australian startup company Vinnovate, the innovators of a revolutionary new bottle closure for wine, water and other beverage containers, has won first prize in the Brancott Estate Winexplorer Innovation Challenge. Vinnovate was one of more than 100 entrants in the...
NICHE companies that the State Government is banking on to reduce South Australia’s nation-high unemployment rate have been given more than $400,000 to turn entrepreneurial ideas into high-value businesses. INNOVO Healthcare is included among the latest Micro Finance Fund recipients after last...
