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Students partner with research teams at the International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory through remote meetings to help transition scientific and engineering concepts from lab to life. Consulting projects cover areas including market and competitor analysis, the identification of consumer locations and demographics, and the development of market entry strategies for innovative products and technologies. Students will learn how to navigate the unique nature of international consulting, paying particular attention to building rapport across cultures and technologies. Deliverables come in the form of proposals, memos, comprehensive reports detailing findings and recommendations, and a slide deck of key findings optimized for remote presentations. No prior consulting experience required, but interested juniors and seniors should feel that they can contribute to a professional team.