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UCSB Startup Milo Sensors Receives $2 million "Phase II" Grant

Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Four years ago a team of enterprising UC Santa Barbara grad students invented a wearable biosensor that could monitor alcohol consumption in real time. It was such a hit that the group, known as Milo Sensors, took the top spot  at UCSB’s annual Technology Management New Venture Competition, a showcase for talented young tech inventors and entrepreneurs looking to launch successful startups.

Today, Milo Sensors, Inc. continues its win streak with a $2 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II grant from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

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The minds behind Milo (from left): Bob Lansdorp, Netz Arroyo, Daniel Imberman, and Evan Strenk were the big winners at the  TMP New Venture Competition in 2015..

The minds behind Milo (from left): Bob Lansdorp, Netz Arroyo, Daniel Imberman, and Evan Strenk were the big winners at the  TMP New Venture Competition in 2015.