A list of the nearly 5,000 companies that can trace their roots to Stanford University would include Google (GOOG), Yahoo (YHOO), Cisco Systems (CSCO) and Hewlett-Packard (HPQ). Andrew Lee hopes to ...

The StartX Med program will start this summer and run for six months, rather than the three months for IT companies in the StartX program, due to the longer building process for medical companies. The ...

Hundreds of Stanford students attended the annual campus demo day of the StartX accelerator on Sunday. It is the 10th anniversary of the Stanford-affiliated startup program. Expand to read more Joseph ...

In a colorful office on the Peninsula, students and professors agonize over code and molecules late at night, occasionally interrupting work with quick bouts of Nerf gunplay and basketball. This is ...

StartX has grown a lot over the years, shifting from a program focused almost exclusively on helping Stanford students become founders to one that now also supports later-stage companies and serial ...

StartX, a Stanford-based startup accelerator and entrepreneur network, received an $800,000 grant from the Kauffman Foundation this August to expand. Most of the money will be allocated to current ...

StartX, the startup accelerator for Stanford students, has raised its first big piece of funding — an $800,000 grant from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Under the name SSE Labs, StartX first ...

Stanford-backed accelerator StartX has partnered with QB3 to open a new life sciences laboratory called, aptly, “StartX-QB3 Labs.” It’s the first research space that’s both close to Stanford and is ...

As a Stanford undergraduate, Cameron Teitelman had become fed up with the university's entrepreneurial ecosystem. While Stanford University is often revered for the host of startups that emerge from ...

Rohan Puranik '09, Brenden Millstein '10 and Divya Nag '13 were three of the student entrepreneurs who presented their experiences with student start-up accelerator StartX on Wednesday night. (ALISA ...

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