Partners & Investors
Labvoya lists the labs that have mentored undergraduates, so students can find the right one, save it, and reach out themselves. Faculty don't have to post anything. We're live at UF and built to expand one university at a time.
A large university runs thousands of research projects, competition teams, student organizations, and student-led ventures at any moment. Almost none of it is discoverable in one place. A student who wants into a lab is expected to already know which lab, already know the professor's name, and already know that a spot exists.
The result is a matching failure in both directions: students miss opportunities that were open to them, and faculty and organizations miss students who were qualified and interested. Labvoya closes that gap by listing the labs first, from public symposium records, and letting students do the reaching out. Faculty keep working from their inbox. Accounts are restricted to verified university emails.
Where opportunities live today
One platform, one verified campus community. Every account requires a university email - there are no employer accounts and no outside recruiters.
Labs that mentor undergraduates, searchable by field and interest, plus any positions labs have posted. Students save labs and reach out themselves. It's free, and always will be for students.
Nothing to do: labs that have mentored undergrads are already listed from the CUR symposium books and department pages, and students reach out directly. Faculty can claim their lab to correct details or post a position if they like. Applicants arrive by email, with one-click Interested and Not now replies.
Labvoya launches campus by campus rather than opening to everyone at once. Each university gets its own verified community, gated to that institution's email domain, so the platform stays dense and relevant instead of turning into a national job board.
If you work in student affairs, faculty or department leadership, an innovation or entrepreneurship center, student government, or campus technology - and you want your students to be able to find what's already happening around them - we should talk.
How a campus launch works
We work with institutions and organizations building the infrastructure students rely on - not with companies looking for a recruiting channel.
Student affairs, faculty leadership, and departments who want campus opportunity in one accountable place.
Programs building project teams, venture cohorts, and student research pipelines.
Undergraduate research offices, honors programs, and college-level initiatives.
Organizations working on the infrastructure of higher education.
Get in touch
If you're an investor, a university leader, a strategic partner, or simply someone thinking about where campus collaboration goes next, we'd be glad to talk.
Tell us who you are and what you're interested in, and we'll follow up directly.