DTU entrepreneurs are full of great ideas and wild products. But they are bad at selling them
Eupry would have shortened its development time by several years if they had focused on sales earlier. The founder of the Danish Tech Challenge-alumni believes so. That’s why he encourages other tech founders to learn from his mistakes.
Entrepreneurs are heading directly towards the USA: One thing, in particular, kept them from falling into the founder trap
An accelerator program at DTU Science Park helped the founders of the medtech startup Droplet IV turn their solution into a business. Today, they are on their way to entering the American market.
A Breakthrough in the Fight Against Cancer: Startup Wins Jyske Bank’s Startup Award for Life-Saving Technology
Since the fall, CARE-DNA, which through several years of research has developed a method to detect cancer cells earlier, has been undergoing an intense acceleration program. On Tuesday 8 April, they were named the winner of the Danish Tech Challenge at DTU Science Park’s Startup Awards and received Jyske Bank’s Startup Award along with a prize of 500,000 DKK.
Danish medtech startup supports skin-to-skin bonding for preterm infants
Kristine Kuni Buccoliero and NeoCare Nordic have developed a groundbreaking solution for neonatal wards. During the past year in the MedTech Growth program, they’ve secured a patent, attracted investment, and are now on their way to the market – at exactly the right moment, as new WHO guidelines highlight the need for earlier, more frequent, and longer skin-to-skin contact between preterm infants and their parents.
From school desk to startup: Mentorship program provided insight and direction for EchoVice
The mentoring program at DTU Science Park, DeepTech Mentoring, gives companies in DTU Science Park access to experienced mentors who help solve specific challenges ranging from product development to strategy and financing. For the startup EchoVice, the program became a crucial step on the road to the market.
During their study time, it was difficult to turn it into a good business. Today, they are scaling rapidly
Through an accelerator program at DTU Science Park, the proptech startup Acembee found the perfect product/market fit. Today, the solution is on its way to becoming the industry standard in Denmark
A ‘wildcard’ sparked their growth journey: “It was like UEFA Euro 1992”
Exo360 took part in an acceleration program at DTU Science Park on a last-minute opening. Several years later, the medtech startup was invited back and went on to close a significant funding round.
Groundbreaking microscope wins the Danish Industry Foundation’s Entrepreneur Award
After five months of hard work, Clair Scientific was announced this year’s Danish Tech Challenge winner. The company, known for its state-of-the-art digital microscope, was celebrated at a festive award show in Copenhagen on Friday afternoon. During the event, the ambitious winning company received the Danish Industry Foundation’s Entrepreneur Award and the accompanying prize check of 500,000 Danish kroner.
Can Save Hospitals Millions: Droplet IV Wins the Danish Industry Foundation’s Entrepreneur Award
After five months of intensive acceleration, Droplet IV – the company behind an automatic flush for IV lines – has been named the winner of Danish Tech Challenge 2022. Droplet IV was celebrated Friday afternoon at a festive award show in Copenhagen, where His Royal Highness the Crown Prince presented the Danish Industry Foundation’s Entrepreneur Award to the ambitious winning startup. The award comes with a prize of 500,000 DKK.
GO-Pen wants to ensure equal access to diabetes treatment: The first investment was secured during Danish Tech Challenge
The startup GO-Pen has developed a low-cost insulin pen for the 15 million people with diabetes who currently dose with a syringe. The startup’s first investor opted in thanks to Danish Tech Challenge, and the program offered a strong network with other scaleups on the same growth journey.