The accelerator will focus on health and fitness technologies and is being support by Johns Hopkins University, University Maryland and others.
Johns Hopkins University has revealed a new accelerator program on its campus, called M-1 Ventures, that will be aimed at startups developing healthcare and fitness technologies, according to the Baltimore Sun.
The institution has teamed up with University of Maryland, Plank Industries, Brown Advisory and Abell Foundation. The accelerator will offer a 16-week program to begin this September.
The accelerator will be open to applications from startups based internationally, with a total of five to be selected for the first…
