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Linda Romanovska, Isabella Notarpietro, Kathy Liu, and Vicky Wei’s startup Natureval took out the top prize at the UNSW Founders New Wave Showcase. 

10 weeks, 46 teams, 10 finalists, $20,000. The winners announced at Peter Farrell Cup Finals Night. 

Celebrating its 20-year anniversary the Peter Farrell Cup (PFC) is UNSW’s longest running student-led and teams-based competitive ideas program de

In light of COVID-19, Yellowbox has developed new capabilities for its network of smart-lockers.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), people with pre-existing non-communicable diseases (NCDs) – like cardiovascular di

Nicole McMahon’s startup Luksea was recently awarded $25,000 from the NSW Government Minimal Viable Product grant

For some of us right now self-isolation may feel a little bit like being a prisoner in your own home.

The UNSW Founders team recently caught up with CardioBionic founder, Peter Ayre, to hear the impact participating in the inaugural Health 10x program had on his ambitions to help irradiate heart failure.

Up until just two years ago, Joseph Kwon’s life looked very different.

The top 50 teams have been shortlisted to participate in the 20^th Peter Farrell Cup (PFC) where they will compete for $20,000 prize money.

We wrapped a very successful Product Sprint in conjunction with UNSW’s Built Environment ‘Smart Social Spaces’ Research Team, Georges River Council and Street Furniture Australia! 

The Founders team had the opportunity to catch up with Alinta Furnell, one of the founders of Aurora, who has developed a quick and simple mechanism to test for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).

Converting organic industrial waste into renewable products, discretely testing for STI’s and being able to see the world through sound are just some of the amazing ideas we heard at the 2019 Peter Farrell Cup Finals

11 startups from Founders 10x Accelerator and the Health 10x stream pitched Wednesday night to a packed crowd of investors and ecosystem players at the Powerhouse Museum.

Last month the Faculty of Built Environment’s Smart Cities Research Cluster and UNSW Founders hosted a Smart Cities Roundtable to connect Mr.

Over the T2 break, aspiring entrepreneurs underwent UNSW Founder's New Wave Program aiming to encourage more female-led startups.