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Commercialize Deep Tech in Poland 2025: How to Win a PLN 5,500,000 Grant to Scale Your Hardware, Quantum, Robotics or Biotech Venture
If your startup is working on a deep-tech product and can show a clear commercialization path, this grant can fund industrial-scale R&D steps that are too expensive for an ordinary startup budget, including prototype hardening, testing, certification, and early market deployment.
Connect with Investors: Upstream Festival Rotterdam 2026 Startup Festival — Tickets From ~€100
Rotterdam in late May has a habit of feeling electric. Ships move in the distance, ideas flow across tables, and somebody somewhere is sketching a business model on a napkin that will become an actual company.
NSF 26-511: SBIR/STTR and Fast-Track Funding for Scientific Instrumentation (2026-2027)
Pilot NSF SBIR/STTR and Fast-Track funding for U.S. small businesses developing next-generation scientific instrumentation, with up to $1,250,000 in Phase II, up to $1,555,000 in Fast-Track, and strategic support for commercialization readiness.
Open Horizons Project Final Call 2026: up to 55,000 EUR for women-led early-stage deep-tech and digital startups
Horizon Europe-backed Open Horizons final Open Call selects eligible women-led start-ups with up to 55,000 EUR in equity-free support through a staged mentorship and pilot program.
WFP Innovation Accelerator Sprint Program
A six-month WFP-backed sprint that helps teams move from idea to proof-of-concept with up to US$100,000 in equity-free funding, mentorship, and access to WFP field operations.
Win ₪2,500,000 in Israel Quantum Tech Grant Funding: How Startups Can Turn Lab Breakthroughs Into Real Products
Israel has a habit of making small geography look irrelevant. A few decades ago it was irrigation and chips; later it was cybersecurity; then mobility, AI, and whatever else was brave enough to show up.