CompetitionBlue Ocean Capital (Shenzhen)
A Shenzhen global BCI competition with four tracks, feeding a six-week NeuroHub Accelerator and SAFE investment from Blue Ocean Capital.
- Location
- Shenzhen, China
- Terms
- Investment Capital
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Competitiong.tec medical engineering
g.tec's international 24-hour brain-computer interface hackathon, held since 2017 in cities around the world.
- Location
- Global (hybrid)
CompetitionMassachusetts Institute of Technology (iQuISE)
MIT's annual quantum hackathon, the largest of its kind, with in-person and online tracks.
- Location
- Cambridge, MA, USA and remote
CompetitionLongevity Investors
A paid showcase at the Longevity Investors Conference in Gstaad for up to 9 selected longevity startups.
- Location
- Gstaad, Switzerland
- Terms
- Participant Funded
CompetitionLongevity Global
A virtual and live pitch competition for Seed and Series A AI x longevity companies at Longevity Global's NYC summit.
- Location
- New York, USA (virtual rounds)
- Terms
- Other
CompetitionOpenAir Collective
An annual global student competition to design new approaches for removing greenhouse gases, with finalists pitching in New York City.
- Location
- Global (virtual)
- Terms
- Unpaid
CompetitionXanadu
Xanadu's annual PennyLane quantum coding championship, October 16 to 23, 2026, with up to USD 67,000 in cash prizes.
- Location
- Online
- Terms
- Other
CompetitionExceptional Ventures
A pitch competition for consumer-facing longevity startups at The Longevity Show in London, run with Exceptional Ventures.
- Location
- London, UK
- Terms
- Unpaid
CompetitionImpact, Value, and Sustainable Business Initiative at the Wharton School
A year-long competition for graduate students focused on ESG investing.
- Location
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
- Terms
- Unpaid
Competition
Multiple universities (UPenn, NYU, Illinois, Columbia, etc.)
Showcase your innovation and compete for cash prizes and resources.
- Location
- United States
- Terms
- Unpaid
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