Cincinnati’s next big startups debut at UC’s 1819 Demo Day
August 1, 2025
Five innovative startup ventures showed off groundbreaking designs at Demo Day, which capped off a cohort of the 1819 Innovation Hub’s Venture Lab Accelerator program.
Our Makerspace is the most advanced makerspace in the region. It's accessible to UC students and faculty, 1819 corporate and startup partners and the greater community of builders, inventors and prototypers.
Whether you're working on capstones for class, finishing up a personal project or engaging in the partnerships that emerge in 1819, the UC Ground Floor Makerspace nurtures research, exploration and the creation of new ideas and products.
We offer a range of tools for fabrication, experimentation and prototyping. Access levels include self-use, guided use, certification-only use and staff-operated-only tools.
Type | Rate | Sign Up | ||||
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UC Community (Students, Staff, Faculty, Recent Graduates) | FREE |
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1819 Innovation Hub Building Partners, 1819 Venture Lab Pre-Accelerator and Accelerator cohort participants | FREE (with access code) | Create an account and use your provided access code | ||||
Members of the public including makers, entrepreneurs and hobbyists 18 years and older | Recurring monthly, quarterly, or yearly fees. |
For more information and sign-up details, visit our policies page. |
August 1, 2025
Five innovative startup ventures showed off groundbreaking designs at Demo Day, which capped off a cohort of the 1819 Innovation Hub’s Venture Lab Accelerator program.
July 25, 2025
UC biomedical engineering Professor Eric Nauman and his students use biomedical engineering to prevent common injuries.
July 1, 2025
UC 2025 graduate and NEXT Innovation Scholar Yasmine Shaban has a passion for futures research and innovation trends – now, she’s taking these skills to the business world.