MIT Startup Exchange presents its September Startup Workshop, centered around real-world IoT and edge computing. Many companies are grappling with how to use IoT and data/AI in their organization to monitor, predict, improve, and transform what they do. Meanwhile, many MIT startups are developing and providing innovative technology solutions to answer these very questions for industry. This workshop will present perspectives from industry leaders, academics, and corporate investors, while also showcasing select MIT startups in the field.
A leading pharmaceutical company in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) is interested in speaking with startups whose technology could contribute to very early diagnosis of the disease.
Takeda is looking for new approaches and technologies that can help them address challenges/opportunities in gastroenterology, oncology, neuroscience and rare genetic & hematology.
Johnson Matthey, a leading sustainable technologies company, seeks startups in artificial intelligence and automation for collaboration.
P&G is looking for startups to help delivering more useful/delightful consumer experiences via next-generation digital advisor ecosystem.
The Schlumberger-Doll Research Center (SDR) is gathering academia, incubators, CVCs and industry players working on energy and decarbonization.
Looking for 10 startups to present their technology during Lightning Talks and participate at the Lunch Exhibit - April 5 @Boston Marriott Cambridge.
The Center for Real Estate's 2023 World Real Estate Forum is soliciting projects, ideas and start-ups of interest to our sophisticated audience of 300+ attendees for the Tech Showcase. The Tech Showcase will feature a broad range of concepts in Real Estate, or adjacent sectors, including (but not limited to): PropTech, ConstructionTech, ClimateTech, Urbanization, Data Science, Mobility, Sustainability, Clean Energy or Social Equity.
Please submit the brief application by Monday, May 1, 2023.
Meet top emerging MIT-connected startups during this 2-day webinar featuring startups from MIT Startup Exchange’s accelerator program, STEX25. The format is fast-paced, exposing attendees to a broad cross selection of technologies and use cases applicable to many different companies and industries. Sixteen startups will be presenting ‘lightning talks’ followed by Q&A.
Of special note, there will be brief panel discussions on topics related to startup-corporate partnerships. This is a great opportunity for corporate executives and startups alike to learn about challenges that can emerge when the two sides collaborate, and how to create circumstances to improve chances of successful partnerships.
MIT Startup Exchange will select 4 startups to present and exhibit at the 2025 MIT Health & Science Forum on May 8.