Previous Article: Brown Venture Labs Series – Further Into Customer Development Editor’s Note: This article is apart of the series from Javier Sandoval, mentor-in-residence at Brown Venture Labs. The series is intended to educate Teens in Tech readers on the basics of startup development from lessons taught at the Brown accelerator. This specific article is published in full (all Read More »

You are given $100,000 and two years to build the company of your dreams, receive the mentorship to keep you afloat, all in the location of your choosing. Sounds like a dream for most entrepreneurs. But there’s one tiny catch. You have to halt your college education for the duration and hit the ground ready to Read More »

With most professionals finding email as the continued form of correspondence for introductions and business matters, it is important to ensure that such introductions are kept well organized. However, this can sometimes be difficult to do this because such emails can get lost in a sea of hundreds of other introductions. That was until brunch Read More »

Editor’s Note: This article was written for Teens in Tech by Chapman Snowden, co-founder along with Nick Grandy, of Hack Year, a one year program meant to prepare high school graduates for a successful integration into the tech industry.

Co.Labs is the software development focused section of the website, Fast Company. The section focuses on all aspects, from the designing aspect to the coding creation. Co.Labs is a place for all individuals involved in development to learn and share. Co.Labs, which debuted last month, is placing its mark early in the industry with their Read More »

Previous Article: Brown Venture Labs Series – Basics of Customer Development Editor’s Note: This article is apart of the series from Javier Sandoval, mentor-in-residence at Brown Venture Labs. The series is intended to educate Teens in Tech readers on the basics of startup development from lessons taught at the Brown accelerator. Most Startups Lack a Structured Process for Read More »

British-Australian programmer, Nick D’Aloisio, launched the original framework for Summly (previously known as Trimit) in the summer 2011. This week, news broke that Summly, which condenses text into a specific character count, was sold to Yahoo for $30 Million. With news of the sell, Teens in Tech Incubator alum, Clipped, has moved up the charts Read More »

Editor’s Note: This article is apart of the series from Javier Sandoval, mentor-in-residence at Brown Venture Labs. The series is intended to educate Teens in Tech readers on the basics of startup development from lessons taught at the Brown accelerator. Before we can start talking about customer development, I believe it’s necessary to understand two important things: disruptive Read More »

Exposing children to STEM skills young will allow them to facilitate innovation for the future. Several opportunities are out there now to offer these skills, one of them being the Microsoft Kodu Challenge launched in partnership with Imagine Cup on March 19th, 2013. The challenge “offers students as young as nine years of age the Read More »

Brown University student, Javier Sandoval, took a huge step that many of you may have taken or considered taking. That huge step was taking time from his studies at a prestigious university to focus on startups and entrepreneurship. The decision, sparked in a Rhode Island restaurant, was supported whole-heartedly by his dean. Four days later, Read More »

The current presidential administration has been instrumental in advancing the cause for individuals to become more technologically conscious. This was highlighted during the 2013 State of the Union address, an address that the whole Teens in Tech team and tech community in general found successful in encouraging teens to focus on STEM in the future. The Read More »

When applying to college this year, I made sure that my recommendations, SAT/ACT scores, and high school resume were sent to their appropriate destinations. These are some of the tasks that college applicants do as they apply to their future home and educational center for at least the next four years. However, Alex Greene thought Read More »