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Die Einreichfrist zum Ideenwettbewerb endet am 28. Februar 2020. Grafik: Science Park Graz

Der Science Park Graz prämiert innovative Geschäftsideen

Neues Jahr, neue Chance: Der Science Park Graz sucht im Rahmen der Start-up Idea Competition wieder innovative Geschäftsideen. Studierende, WissenschafterInnen und AbsolventInnen aller Universitäten und Fachhochschulen haben bei diesem Wettbewerb eine besondere Gelegenheit, neuartige, kreative Produkte, Verfahren oder Dienstleistungen vorzustellen und die Jury von ihrer Idee zu überzeugen. Die besten Präsentationen werden mit einer Gesamtsumme von 12 000 Euro honoriert.

Einreichungen sind bis 28. Februar 2020 in folgenden Kategorien möglich:

Space – space solutions for everyday life
Mobility
Energy & Environment
Health & Life Sciences
Special Societal Impact
Digital Economy & ICT

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