Summary:
Northeastern students James Sibley and Sebastian Sanchez launched Phytabar, a seaweed-infused chocolate nutrition bar.
Meaghan St Marc, a Northeastern alumna, founded Rev'd Cycling, an indoor cycling studio that emphasizes community and fitness.
Yoseob Yoon, a Northeastern assistant professor, is making significant contributions to the university's research in mechanical and industrial engineering and physics.
Northeastern: Where Innovation Meets Passion
Northeastern University is buzzing with entrepreneurial spirit, as students and alumni alike are turning their ideas into reality.
Phytabar, a chocolate nutrition bar infused with seaweed, is the brainchild of Northeastern students James Sibley and Sebastian Sanchez. The duo met in class and saw a gap in the market for healthy, tasty snacks.
Meanwhile, Meaghan St Marc, a Northeastern alumna, is making waves in the fitness industry with Rev'd Cycling, her indoor cycling studio. St Marc's passion for fitness and teamwork is evident in the vibrant and supportive community she has built at Rev'd.
These stories highlight the impact of Northeastern's entrepreneurial ecosystem, fostering innovation and pushing boundaries in various fields.
Yoseob Yoon, an assistant professor at Northeastern, is contributing to the university's vibrant research landscape with his work in the field of mechanical and industrial engineering and physics.
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