At BostonHacks 2018, Amal Radhakrishnan, Oindrilla Chatterjee, and Ashwin Pillai — then computer science graduate students at Boston University — were reflecting on their unpleasant experiences with parking. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
On June 1, 2020, [email protected] will kick off its annual Summer Accelerator program. The 10-week program provides weekly education sessions, paired mentors, in-kind startup resources, and a $10,000 stipend per team. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
On Friday, April 17, 2020, Boston University’s [email protected] initiative awarded $64,000 to six student and alumni startups in the annual New Venture Competition. Over 350 students, faculty, staff, friends, and family logged on virtually for what is typically [email protected]’s in-person end-of-year celebration. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
Easy, affordable parking in Boston? Good luck. But maybe it’s about to get a little easier with the help of Parkaze, a parking spot rental app founded by Amal Radhakrishnan (MET’19). Initially created during Boston Hacks 2018, he and his team are getting closer to launching their fully functional mobile app. In preparation for the […]
by Amal Radhakrishnan
“Do you want somebody that’s an axe murderer to park in your driveway?” Judith S. Hurwitz’s question was strictly business. She and three other alumni with innovation expertise were listening to a pitch about a start-up, ParknGo. Read More ->
by Amal Radhakrishnan
