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State of the Startup Market Report Q3 2024

At the end of each quarter, we prepare a State of the Startup Market Report. In the report for Q3 2024, we’re talking about the upcoming startup hubs in Germany and the Netherlands and the hot startup industries. Flip through the spotlighted startups and the fresh arrivals… Read more

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Travis Todd: Building Deep Tech Companies

Travis Todd Co-Founded Silicon Allee in 2011 to support international early-stage entrepreneurs in Berlin. They’ve expanded this mission with Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute HHI to transition technology out of research and academia into the startup sector in a better way. Find out why he’s giving… Read more

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Traverse Health: Disrupting the Clinical Trials Market

Traverse Health pioneers clinical research with Real World Data (RWD) from underrepresented patient populations. Targeting growth markets and prioritizing data diversity, they bridge industry data gaps. Their strategy includes smart geographic expansion, partnerships, and alliances with leading hospitals, positioning them as pioneers in blue ocean… Read more

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Anywyse: Leading Audio-first Learning Platform

Anywyse is the leading audio-first learning platform, using AI to create 15-minute audio summaries from textbooks for easy comprehension and retention. By employing proven techniques to enhance learning retention, their innovative audio format turns listening into effective learning, setting a new standard in education. Find… Read more

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Benefits of Joining the Investor Matching Program

The first major challenge to a startup’s survival is finding investors. However, immediately after this, they face another challenge that’s just as great: setting up the right investment contracts and maintaining an investment structure that keeps the company viable. Many startups don’t see this coming.… Read more

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Delphyr: Unburdening Doctors

Healthcare is drowning in administrative burdens. Doctors spend 40% of their time on administrative tasks. The number of medical professionals is declining due to high workload and burnout rates caused by needless administrative burdens, costing approximately 20 hours per week or 900 hours per doctor… Read more