NYU faculty and entrepreneurs are making news as thought-leaders and market disruptors.
Fifth grade students from P.S. 125 visited NYU Stern for a hands-on entrepreneurship workshop, exploring business fundamentals, pitching ideas, and experiencing campus life.
Meet Aidify, the NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge team providing a multilingual AI Care Aid that delivers personalized, always-on guidance based on each clinic’s specific protocols and instructions. The platform extends care beyond visits by helping patients get consistent answers and follow-through support at home.
Millions of independent contractors and small business owners struggle to go through the hurdles of permitting. NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge venture FluentGov aims to make the process faster and easier to understand.
Meet Serif, the NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge team providing navigation infrastructure for health experiences by helping platforms guide users through personalized next steps and pathways. The product aims to function as an interoperable layer that health services can integrate rather than building their own routing logic.
What does it take to build a career you won’t regret? At NYU Stern, Bill Gurley and Malcolm Gladwell explored how curiosity, mentorship, and the courage to pursue what fascinates you can shape a life’s work.
Meet Systema Med, the NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge team developing a clinical platform that interprets continuous streams of patient vital data rather than isolated measurements. The system aims to support faster and safer intervention through real-time decision support and automation.
Meet ColDAW, the NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge venture creating a collaborative music production environment that enables creators to work in parallel across tools while maintaining synchronized version control. The platform organizes sessions, tracks changes, and keeps project files aligned across contributors.
Meet SymptoLab, the NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge venture with a digital health platform that helps women with hormone-related conditions track and predict symptom fluctuations over time. It converts daily health inputs into actionable patterns and forecasts that can support more personalized care decisions.
Meet Concordare Trials, the NYU Entrepreneurs Challenge startup that’s developing a universal digital protocol that standardizes clinical trial setup across software systems. Its platform converts protocols into ready-to-run workflows, reducing manual configuration time and operational errors.
