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Good point, but as an undergraduate from the school of Biomedical Engineering. I can say for sure most undergrads in this building have never realized the possi
by jdchizzle 13y ago
Good point, but as an undergraduate from the school of Biomedical Engineering. I can say for sure most undergrads in this building have never realized the possibility of beginning a startup in their career. The startup culture is largely, and almost entirely isolated to the CS department.
- rafeed 13y agoThe problem with BME is that there are way too many regulatory hurdles to clear, making the barrier to entry very high.
- dpeck 13y agoA bit of the nature of the beast. CS, EE and to a lesser extent a few other engineering/science disciplines can create something and get it into the market/mvp stage with few hurdles, in most others there can be an enormous number of entrenched interests standing in your way.