A UT Austin Spin-Out Beats the Odds, Turning Data into Knowledge

October 1, 2019 • by Marc Airhart

Juan Sequeda and his advisor, professor Daniel Miranker, invented a new way to transform key data into a form that is easier to analyze.

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After beginning a research project as an undergraduate that continued through graduate school, Sequeda and professor Dan Miranker now team on a winning business venture.


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