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Two student groups share Olin Cup 
Student Life | Sun, Dec 4
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Somark Innovations, a bio-technology company started by Washington University alumni Mark Pydynowski and Ramos Mays, took first place in the Olin Cup Competition's all-around category, winning a prize of $50,000. IMobile Access Technologies, led by Stephen Foster, placed second f...
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