Founding services and infrastructure on DESY campus
Invitation for (future) founders: Everything about founding services and infrastructure on DESY campus
Tuesday, 01.06.2021 12:00 — 13:00
The DESY Start-up Office team would like to invite you to our lunch event about founding services and infrastructure on DESY campus:
When? Tuesday, 1st June, 12:00 pm/noon - 01:00pm
Where? Zoom (Link will be provided ahead)
How? Please just register via indico.desy.de/event/30251/
If you are interested in founding, you should not miss this event! You will get to know essential insights about the founding support on DESY campus. Moreover, all the different founding institutions will present themselves including relevant contact persons. Just take a look at the agenda down below for more details.
Agenda:
1. BEYOURPILOT:
“beyourpilot – Startup Port Hamburg” is pretty unusual: In Hamburg all the universities and research institutes cooperate and, in Hamburg Innovation, share a company that serves the whole of higher education and supports such cooperation.
2. Gründungsservice Uni Hamburg:
The start-up advice center in the Presidential Administration of the University of Hamburg, (Department 4, Research and Science Funding, Section 44 KTT) sees itself as a contact for start-ups and offers all students, graduates and researchers interested in founding competent advice and support, especially for start-ups in science.
3. DESY Start-up Office:
The DESY Start-up Office team supports everyone @ DESY and beyond who wants to found a company, as well as already existing start-ups. Their focus lies on high and deep tech start-ups.
4. PIER:
PIER is the strategic partnership between DESY and the University of Hamburg (“Partnership for Innovation, Education and Research”). PIER concentrates on the research areas of particle and astroparticle physics, nanosciences, photon science as well as infection and structural biology.
5. DESY Start-up Labs:
The innovation center “Start-up Labs Bahrenfeld” on the research campus in Hamburg-Bahrenfeld is a joint project of DESY, the University of Hamburg and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.
6. Q&A
