At Faculty of Impact, we’re thrilled to introduce three remarkable fellows who embarked on their entrepreneurial journey with us in May last year. Yvonne Derks, Patrick Dekker, and Arjan Stoppelenburg are transforming groundbreaking research into ventures that will drive real societal change.
Throughout the Faculty of Impact program, Sem and his team explored multiple markets while refining their core technology. Although their initial target market remains central to their work, the rapid advancements in AI have led them to expand their approach.
An FOI application is only complete and admissible when the submitter is assured of broad support from his or her knowledge institution. ‘Therefore, involve us as early as possible’, Rosalie Driessen and Jeroen van Woerden stress
Exciting opportunities ahead! From deep-tech summits to startup accelerators, the coming months are packed with must-attend events. Whether you're looking to pitch, network, or gain insights from industry leaders, these events will help you connect and grow. Check out the full list below!
Our second cohort of fellows, who started in May and is focusing on Life Science and Health, is making impressive progress! At the recent "Class of 2024 Report" event, they presented their innovative projects with posters, receiving positive feedback and making valuable connections.
Our second cohort of fellows, who started in May and is focusing on Life Science and Health, is making impressive progress! At the recent "Class of 2024 Report" event, they presented their innovative projects with posters, receiving positive feedback and making valuable connections.
Patents are expensive, the application process is complicated, and only large companies really benefit. These are some of the misconceptions surrounding the topic of patent protection.
He had a dream: creating something that makes a real impact on the planet. With his fast-growing startup in iron-air battery technology for renewable energy storage, Aytac Yilmaz seems to be doing just that.
New companies aren't built by universities but by ambitious and persistent entrepreneurs. In order to bring more innovations from scientific labs to society, we should all help facilitate their journeys.
After realizing the financial impracticality of the idea, Bakker and his team refocused on smaller applications like powering everyday devices with ambient artificial light.