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Bevi

Filtered still, sparkling, & flavored beverages, without the waste.💧 The leading connected beverage platform for commercial spaces.

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Atomscale

Our mission: reduce the lead time for advanced materials development from decades to years by transforming sensor and microscopy data into new resources for process design. We automate and scale extraction of physical information from synthesis and characterization data, and provide tools for working with advanced materials datasets. Our datasets provide high-fidelity insights into materials processing and can be used to reduce trials and gain real-time feedback. Advanced materials are synthesized using precision growth or materials processing techniques and are engineered with increasingly atomic precision for mechanical, electronic, and optical properties. Advanced materials underpin many technologies of today and the future, such as high-power electronics (5G), energy generation / transmission / storage, next-generation transistors and memory, and quantum computing.

Atolla (now part of Function of Beauty)

We're on a mission to change the mass skincare model. Using a patented process developed at MIT, we design a custom skincare with complementary ingredients tailored to your skin needs. Then we give you the tools and guidance to support your skin health over time — so you can make the best decisions for your skin.

American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI)

American Sports Medicine Institute is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit sports medicine research and education foundation located at St. Vincent's Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama. ASMI was founded in 1987 by renowned orthopaedic surgeon Dr. James R. Andrews. The mission of ASMI is to improve the understanding, prevention and treatment of sports-related injuries through research and education. The Institute features a state-of-the-art biomechanics laboratory, a sports medicine library, and a skills lab for arthroscopic training and cadaveric research. ASMI is the nation's largest accredited educator of sports medicine physicians with graduates located in forty-four states, Puerto Rico, and ten foreign countries. The purposes of the American Sports Medicine Institute are to: -Provide advanced training in sports medicine and orthopaedics by means of fellowships for physicians and other medical specialists who treat patients with sports and recreation-related injuries and musculoskeletal problems. -Conduct aggressive biomechanical and clinical research in sports medicine/orthopaedics and expand the base of knowledge to treat and prevent musculoskeletal injuries and re-injuries. -Work with large numbers of athletic teams from youth leagues through professional levels. -Capture significant, useful information from injured patients who come to the hospital, clinic and rehabilitation facilities for diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. -Provide medical and paramedical coverage for many teams in contact sports throughout their seasons.