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Applications open for Rice Business Plan Competition

World’s richest and largest student startup competition adds more prizes

HOUSTON – (Dec. 9, 2016) – Applications opened today for the 17th annual Rice Business Plan Competition at Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business April 6-8. Graduate students with a business plan for a new startup company are encouraged to apply to compete.

Forty-two teams from the world’s top universities will be selected from the applicants to vie for more than $1.5 million in prizes.

Rice’s graduate entrepreneurship program ranked No. 2 in US

Rice’s Jones Graduate School of Business has the No. 2 graduate entrepreneurship program in the U.S. (up from No. 3 last year), according to the 2018 rankings announced Nov. 14 by the Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine.

Rice’s graduate entrepreneurship program ranked No. 2 in US

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Rice researchers to demonstrate water desalination technology

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Jones School at Rice kindles dreams of entrepreneurship

Rice University Jones School graduates impacting Houston and Texas economy in a big way.

Rice Business Plan Competition winner rings Nasdaq Stock Market closing bell

The 2017 winner of the Rice University Business Plan Competition — Forest Devices from Carnegie Mellon University — rang the Nasdaq Stock Market closing bell Oct.

Rice Business Plan Competition to ring Nasdaq closing bell Oct. 10

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HOUSTON -- (Oct. 5, 2017) -- The 2017 winner of the Rice University Business Plan Competition (RBPC) -- Forest Devices from Carnegie Mellon University -- will ring the Nasdaq Stock Market closing bell at 3 p.m. CDT Tuesday, Oct. 10.

10 most-promising energy and clean technology companies named at Rice

Eight businesses based in the Houston area were among the 10 most-promising energy and clean technology venture companies announced by the Rice Alliance.

OwlSpark finds a new nest in downtown Houston

A group of 19 students and recent alumni in Rice’s startup accelerator program, OwlSpark, are spending the summer in downtown Houston to gain firsthand experience launching a tech startup.

Students in Rice’s OwlSpark program to spend summer in downtown Houston

Rice University’s and the University of Houston’s student startup accelerator programs have jointly leased space in downtown's 1600 Smith building to host, in tandem, their immersive 12-week summer programs that provide participating teams with firsthand experience launching a tech startup. The accelerators began May 22 and will conclude Aug. 11.

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