IncubatorBaltic Sandbox Ventures
Empowering early-stage deep tech and life science startups in the Baltic region.
- Location
- Baltics
- Terms
- Grant
5 incubators built for researchers and scientists. None is taking applications right now. Most run in a hybrid format, and most do not pay a stipend.
5 programs
IncubatorBaltic Sandbox Ventures
Empowering early-stage deep tech and life science startups in the Baltic region.
IncubatorLestari (Pijar Foundation)
Bridging academia and venture capital for research-driven enterprises.
IncubatorScientifica S.p.A. (Scientifica Venture Capital)
Investing in deep tech and science-enabled innovation.
IncubatorMassachusetts Institute of Technology
Free and confidential mentoring service for the MIT community.
IncubatorNew York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
The NYSERDA Entrepreneurs-in-Residence Program brings experienced entrepreneurs and executives into state energy organizations to provide mentorshi…
Based on the 4 of 5 programs that say.
Based on the 5 of 5 programs that say.
Based on the 5 of 5 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.
An incubator supports company formation over a longer, looser period than an accelerator.
Who it is for: founders at the idea or very early stage, often tied to a university, city, or sector.
What you get: workspace, coaching, services, and a community. Some invest; many do not.
How people get in: rolling applications are common. Fit with the host institution or sector usually matters most.
The programs here name researchers and scientists among the people they are built for. Many accept other backgrounds too.
None of the 5 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.
0 of the 5 pay a stipend and 2 are unpaid. The other 3 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.
0 of the 5 run fully remotely, 4 mix remote and in-person time, and 1 run in person.
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