The final round of the Boeing New Business Challenge concluded last Friday, April 18, with two teams prevailing in a field of eight undergraduate competitors from The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). The first-place winner of a $7,000 tuition scholarship purse was Nestegg Bio, a 3-D printing and biotech startup from Tanner Carden, Devon Bane, Gavon Carden, and Tim Gualdin. The second-place winner of a $3,000 tuition scholarship purse was Ginger's Cupcake Shop, a design-your-own entry in the hot cupcake market with a free mobile app cooked up by Rachel Bray, Austin Mordecai, and Cole Rickles.