MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition is one of the most famous university business plan contests, that brings together large amounts of resources to guide participants through the venture construction process
 
This year, C2Sense (c2sense.com), a team of Swager lab members (Tim Swager, Jan Schnorr, Joe Azzarelli) and Sloan MBA candidate Zack Hendlin, wins the "Products and Services track" of the MIT $100k competition with an entry is based on chemiresistive carbon nanotube sensor technology developed in the Swager lab over the last years.
 
The team will now compete with seven other teams in the MIT $100K finale on May 15, 2013 (http://www.mit100k.org/launch/finale/). Initially, ca. 150 teams entered the competition with their business plan ideas. 10 teams each reached the semi-final in one of the five tracks, submitted a business plan and delivered a pitch.
 
Congratulations, and let's hope for more great news later this May!