VentureLab
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VentureLab
Works with Georgia Tech faculty and students to create startups based on GT research using evidence-based entrepreneurship. Emphasis on customer discovery (100+ interviews).
How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-28); what those sources do not state is left unknown.
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Not listed
Equity
None
Application
Ongoing
Institution Wide
Last activity
2026-06-28
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Program details
Key Details
- No fees, no equity
- Focus: Research commercialization, customer discovery
- Funding connections: NSF I-Corps, I-Corps South, GRA, SBIR/STTR, NSF PFI: AIR-TT
- Role: GT's entrepreneurial R&D arm, develops startup curricula
- ARC Hub: Helps other institutions build commercialization capacity
Relationship to Other Programs
VentureLab historically managed faculty commercialization functions now handled by gt-quadrant-i. VentureLab remains focused on training, curriculum development, and I-Corps.
News & articles
News articles and official sources documenting VentureLab at Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Georgia Tech Office of Commercialization
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Georgia Tech Office of Commercialization
Office of Commercialization ecosystem page. Six pivotal units: ATDC, CREATE-X, Quadrant-i, VentureLab, Technology Licensing, Velocity Startups. Also includes GTF Ventures, Pediatric Innovation Network, Georgia Advanced Technology Ventures. 2025 by the numbers: 464 invention disclosures, 143 startups launched, 124 patents issued.
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VentureLab at Georgia Tech
VentureLab — works with faculty and students to create startups based on GT research. Evidence-based entrepreneurship with emphasis on customer discovery (100+ interviews). Funding connections: NSF I-Corps, I-Corps South, Georgia Research Alliance, SBIR/STTR, NSF PFI: AIR-TT. No fees, no equity taken. Also serves as GT's entrepreneurial R&D arm and ARC Hub program leader for other institutions.
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