Year-long program at UH OIC supporting faculty members in integrating entrepreneurship, innovation, and technology commercialization into their teaching and research. Fellows develop new curricula, engage with startups, and build bridges between academia and industry.

A 12-24 month deep-tech incubator for UH-affiliated researchers, faculty, and students commercializing university innovations. Provides seed funding, lab access, mentorship, and commercialization support for technologies in clean energy, biotech, ocean science, and advanced manufacturing.

National Science Foundation Innovation Corps program administered by UH OIC providing rigorous customer discovery and lean startup training to science and engineering researchers. Teams conduct 100+ customer interviews to validate commercial potential of NSF-funded research.

Fellowship program at UH OIC for PhD students and postdoctoral researchers focused on commercializing patented UH technologies. Fellows receive stipends, entrepreneurship training, and mentorship to develop viable business models around their research innovations.

Lean Startup methodology course offered by UH Office of Innovation & Commercialization. Teaches students, researchers, and early-stage entrepreneurs how to validate business ideas, build minimum viable products, and iterate based on customer feedback.