The jury, led by Gigi Wang, selected nine finalists for the Innovation Award 2019 from all submissions from the Amsterdam knowledge and research institutes. The innovations and new technologies offer innovative solutions for a wide range of social issues.
During the festive finale in NEMO Science Museum on November 26 2019, the finalists pitched their ideas to the jury and public. The expert jury, who consisted of representatives from industry and the Amsterdam knowledge institutes, took into account the innovativeness, feasibility and fulfillment of market needs. The three winners in the categories alpha/gamma, life sciences and beta won € 7,500 .
PULSE Sport, a start-up from the Demonstrator Lab and former participant of AmSIA, has reached a significant milestone by winning the prestigious 14th Dutch Sports Innovation Award. The company’s flagship product, a cutting-edge athlete management system, integrates advanced software and artificial intelligence to revolutionize athlete health and performance monitoring. About the Innovation PULSE Sport’s athlete […]
NewsImran Avci, from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, has secured the NWO Demonstrator grant for a project titled SOHO: A New Approach for Ultra-Precise, Fast, and Sensitive Photonic Microchip Measurements. The innovation in this field is expected to lead to breakthroughs in quantum computing, neuromorphic processors, wearable sensors, Lidar systems, […]
NewsIf you weren’t able to attend our recent workshop, we’ve got you covered! The slide deck from the session is now available to help guide you through the application process. This material includes tips and tricks shared by our experienced business developers, who walked participants through how to articulate their ideas clearly, structure their applications […]
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