The E-Team Program supports student ventures through grant funding, entrepreneurship training, mentorship, and networking. It awards up to $25,000 to early-stage teams with scalable science- or engineering-based inventions addressing social, health, or environmental challenges. The program includes two stages offering funding and business model training to help teams commercialize their innovations.
Open to student teams of at least two students plus a faculty advisor enrolled at U.S.-based institutions. Encourages applicants from underrepresented STEM groups.
