Applications deadline: November 1
DFactory is looking for startups aiming to expand in Europe and working on sensors, AI, blockchain, 3D printing, robotics, IoT, cybersecurity, and advanced manufacturing.
Safran Explore is looking for the technologies that will shape the future of aerospace, defense, and space. Five challenges are currently open until September 30. Select startups will access technical, business & industrial support, access test facilities, R&D teams, fast-track industrialization and more.
Eni, a global energy leader, has launched a Call for Innovators to support advanced computing solutions for the energy transition. Open to startups, scaleups, SMEs, and researchers, the initiative focuses on areas like materials science, energy management, system optimization, earth science, and smart mobility. Selected participants will gain access to Eni’s world-class High Performance Computing (HPC) infrastructure to accelerate their innovations.
Anglo American, a British mining company, is looking for startups in bio technology, rapid access, improved recovery, dry processing, mining legacy, sensor fusion, and EPC disruption.
Murata is seeking early-stage and growth companies driven to build the future of electronics in concert with a global industry leader. Successful applicants will meet directly with key Murata decision-makers to explore various pathways to shared success.
Speaker: Heather Williams, VP of Clinical Genomics and Chief of Staff Startup: Cache DNA Title: Store, Access and Compute with Biomolecules at Unprecedented Scales
BHP Xplor is a 6-month, accelerator program targeting innovative, early-stage mineral exploration companies to find the critical resources necessary to drive the energy transition.
P&G is looking startups to partner and/or develop novel ways to map communities with common, relevant interests and then use technology to deliver targeted content/solutions.
MIT Startup Exchange is looking for 4 startup speakers to participate in a pre-recorded webcast on April 13 focused on energy.