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  1. Perenna Health Launches to Keep Rural Medicaid Patients Covered Ahead of 2027 Federal Work Requirements

    "Notre Dame's mission calls us to take on society's most pressing challenges, and the health of rural communities is squarely among them," said Jeffrey F. Rhoads, the John and Catherine Martin Family Vice President for Research and professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering at Notre Dame.

  2. Perenna Health launches AI platform to help prevent Medicaid coverage loss

    Perenna Health announced today the launch of its Medicaid Coverage Navigation Platform, an intelligent operating system designed for the navigator teams working inside Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and community health centers. The company was created in collaboration with Parkview Health, the University of Notre Dame, and the 1842 Fund by Alloy Partners.

  3. Q&A with Grannus Therapeutics co-founder Brian Blagg

    “What the IDEA Center has done to enhance the ability to spin companies off is really a game-changer compared to most universities. It’s a really unique opportunity that we have here at Notre Dame in the drug discovery space.”

  4. Seeding Success at Home: Why Strategic Investment in Teen Startups is Ukraine’s Best Bet Against Brain Drain

    The ultimate finalist secures a spot to showcase their venture in the United States at the University of Notre Dame’s Race to Revenue accelerator. The programme follows the rigorous logic of a real startup incubator: from initial ideation and market testing to receiving feedback from seasoned professionals, all leading towards the final Demo Day and a public pitch to a panel of experts.

  5. 2025 Most Disruptive MBA Startups: TriviaLinked, Notre Dame (Mendoza)

    I’ve had access to many mentors with a commitment not just to my professional success but also to my personal and spiritual development. John Henry, director of student startups at the IDEA Center at the University of Notre Dame, deserves a particular shoutout.

  6. Q&A with Azam Health Technologies founder Alejandro Siman

    University of Notre Dame sophomore Alejandro Siman is bringing his entrepreneurial drive to the Inventure Prize Competition.

  7. Parkview partners with Notre Dame to address rural health care access with AI

    Parkview Health’s physicians and Notre Dame’s researchers are partnering with a venture capital fund to find ways artificial intelligence can address rural communities’ health care access challenges, officials announced Tuesday.

  8. South Bend Entrepreneurial Program is the foundation of the next generation of business

    Julia and Adrian join Hometown Living to talk about the successes of the South Bend Entrepreneurship and Adversity Program and how their upcoming event promotes the program and the incredible young entrepreneurs building their future.

  9. PFAS Tech Startup Forever Analytical Win’s Rally’s $1 Million Pitch Competition

    Forever Analytical’s foundational technology was originally developed by Graham Peaslee, an applied nuclear physicist and professor emeritus at the University of Notre Dame. 

  10. VisionTech Invests $1 Million-plus in Early-Growth Startups in First Four Months of 2025

    HAPPE Spine is commercializing the INTEGRATE-C interbody fusion cage that supports faster bone growth thanks to proprietary materials and manufacturing processes. Founder, CEO, and inventor Ryan Roeder earned his undergraduate, graduate and PhD degrees from Purdue University; completed a fellowship at the Indiana University School of Medicine; and is now a Notre Dame University research professor. 

  11. Notre Dame students pitch new business ventures

    Groups of graduate and undergraduate students were given six minutes each to pitch their business ideas to a panel of judges.

  12. Notre Dame seniors, alumni recognized

    Six University of Notre Dame students and alumni have earned spots on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for 2025. The annual list honors entrepreneurs, innovators and creators under the age of 30. This year’s list includes seniors Zachary Brown and Liam Redmond. It also includes alumni Royce Branning, Kevin Mekulu, Krystal McLeod and Brandon Wimbush.

     

  13. Vermonter Liam Redmond Helps Launch a 'Social Ride Network' at Notre Dame: How It Works

    Liam Redmond is recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for co-founding Yelo.

  14. Quinn Ewers of Texas Longhorns Football Wearing TayCo AthleticX Brace

     

    He is wearing a revolutionary ankle brace that was developed by an athletic trainer and a doctor from Notre Dame.

  15. Notre Dame’s Race to Revenue accelerator sees growth spurt

    This year's Race to Revenue, a University of Notre Dame startup accelerator, broke records on several grounds from participation to fundraising.
  16. South Bend startup nabs $500K for sleep aid device

    SOUTH BEND, Ind. - A startup founded by a Notre Dame alum leveraged the University's IDEA Center to further develop his company.
  17. Drone Response partners with Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce for innovation hub

     

    Drone Response, an unmanned autonomous vehicle startup out of the University of Notre Dame, recently clinched a partnership with the State of Oklahoma Department of Commerce to establish an advanced software development and integrated engineering testing lab in Oklahoma.

  18. Q&A with Yelo co-founder Liam Redmond

    Yelo connects college students together for safe, affordable rides around town with the inside track on where and when to be.
  19. Notre Dame Alums Create Glasses that Project Subtitles for the Deaf

    Notre Dame ESTEEM program alumni Danny Fritz and Riley Ellingsen co-founded HeARsight. 

  20. High Alpha Innovation Announces Collaboration with the University of Notre Dame

    High Alpha Innovation has partnered with the University of Notre Dame's IDEA Center to launch an on-campus venture studio that builds and funds mission-driven software startups from university research and innovation.