Traditional cooking classes are expensive and intensive. CocuSocial created a new way for people to participate in social cooking experience that are fun, affordable and convenient to access. The platform allows users to browse and book a variety of cooking, baking, tasting and drink making classes in their neighborhood.
At Neopenda we employ user-centric design to create affordable solutions that benefit underserved populations, enable high quality patient care, and provide nuanced data insights for stakeholders.
At Behold.ai we utilise cutting-edge science to pioneer new forms of diagnostic medicine; this revolutionary approach to healthcare is a step change in the treatment and prevention of diseases, benefiting patients on a global scale.
Kinnos was founded to protect our healthcare workers and patients. During our junior year of college in October 2014, we joined Columbia’s Ebola Design Challenge to fight the Ebola crisis in West Africa and the first prototype of Highlight® was born. Since then, we’ve recognized the urgent need to improve decontamination for both epidemic response and daily disinfection and the tangible impact Highlight® can have around the world. Our goal is to empower healthcare workers and patients to protect themselves and others, eliminate human error during decontamination, and prevent the unnecessary loss of life.
Codecademy was founded in 2011 by Columbia University classmates Zach Sims and Ryan Bubinski ’11CC. This education company offers free coding classes in programming like PHP, JavaScript, and Python as well as HTML and CSS.