Recognition
Four institutions have backed NeuroCore in the last year: one competition win, two accelerators, and a national competition placement.
Winner, 1 of 5 teams
MIT Solve and Day of AI, presented by Britebound
NeuroCore was one of five winning teams nationally. The challenge invites students to develop original ideas for how AI can address real human needs, and is developed collaboratively with MIT Solve as part of Day of AI's America's Youth AI Festival.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Georgia Tech's flagship startup accelerator: a 12-week summer program with $5,000 in seed funding and roughly $150,000 in in-kind services, plus a dedicated coach and mentorship from alumni founders. It ends with a Demo Day that draws over 1,500 attendees. CREATE-X has helped launch more than 300 companies.
Georgia State University
A four-month accelerator run by Georgia State's Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute, built around its Prepare, Actualize, Work, Scale framework. It provides business coaching, legal and financial guidance, non-dilutive funding, and an annual Demo Day. In 2026 the program expanded to support a record 115 ventures.
The University of Iowa
Run each fall and spring by the Jacobson Institute, the K-12 outreach arm of the John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center at the University of Iowa. The Innovator Competition awards seed capital and feedback from working entrepreneurs to high school innovators nationally.
International high school entrepreneurship competition, University of Delaware.
Global innovation and entrepreneurship competition for students, founded in honor of astronaut Pete Conrad.
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