by Chris Keshian, MIT delta v Program Manager Quantum computing has massive implications, yet the current developer environment makes learning and collaboration difficult. qBraid, an MIT delta v startup, aims to increase accessibility to, and interoperability amongst, quantum computing resources. What is quantum computing? (skip this section if you already know!) ...

by Chris Keshian, MIT delta v Program Manager   After they were accepted to join delta v – the premiere MIT accelerator– five recent MIT mechanical engineering graduates were forced to pivot when COVID wreaked havoc on their initial market. Their original concept was UpLift, a fully mechanical ramp that allowed ...

by Chris Keshian, MIT delta v Program Manager The MomMe team originally applied to delta v, MIT’s flagship accelerator, with laser focus on reducing scarring in breast cancer patients. As new information arose, however, they remained agile and redirected their technology application to a massive, underserved market. The MIT and ...

by Dana Hwu, MIT delta v NYC Program Manager Alex Mathé-Cathala and Hugo Castalan share their experience of co-founding their business together while working in different cities and participating in the MIT delta v accelerator from six time zones away. Tell us a little about yourself and how you got ...

by Chris Keshian MBA '22, MIT delta v Program Manager In this pandemic summer of 2020, the Trust Center adapted and is offering a fully virtual delta v accelerator for MIT students. While the experience differs from previous years, the virtual nature of the program is offering some unique advantages. ...

The New York City cohort of MIT delta v enjoyed another talk last week this time from venture capitalist and Sloan MBA alum Bob Greene, who is a Managing Partner at Contour Venture Partners, an NYC-based, early stage venture capital firm. Bob provided an overview of the VC industry, valuable ...