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Congratulations to the six ASU Venture Devils teams named as finalists in the 2017 Venture Madness competition. The startups below will be competing with some of the top startups in Greater Phoenix.

BioSyntagma LLC has received a $213,904 Small Business Innovation Research grant from the National Science Foundation.

When scanning the East Valley’s vibrant business incubator landscape, it can be easy to overlook the granddaddy of them all—Arizona State University. The giant Tempe-based institution has made innovation and

Venture Name: GraphLock, Inc. Founders: ASU Alumni, Mallory Dryer and Josh Dryer What is Graphlock? GraphLock is a scientific and graphing calculator app with a patent pending Lockdown Mode –

A new program offered through Entrepreneurship + Innovation at Arizona State University is helping people with food talent gain business skills. Called Prepped, the free, six-week course covers finance, marketing

ASU Venture Devils team, bioSyntagma LLC, was awarded a $213,904 National Science Foundation (NSF) Small Business Innovation (SBIR) grant to conduct research and development. bioSyntagma is a faculty-based Venture Devil

ASU Entrepreneurship + Innovation is continuing to receive prestigious global recognition for their efforts in entrepreneurship. Late last year, ASU received the Global Consortium for Entrepreneurship (GCEC) Award for Outstanding Contribution to Venture Creation.

ASU alum Vivek Kopparthi has been named to the Forbes 2017 Class of 30 Under 30-Healthcare. Kopparthi, along with ASU alums Chase Garrett, Siva Kumar Palaniswamy and Deepak Krishnaraju, co-founded NeoLight, a

Shakarian joined the military in 1998 and served until 2014. He started out at West Point, then served as a military intelligence officer in Germany, Iraq, New York, and Arizona.