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QDI Systems selected for the EUeic Accelerator Program QDI Systems, a pioneering Groningen-based deep-tech company specialized in quantum dot imaging, has been selected as one of the 71 innovative enterprises to receive funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator program. This selection comes from a highly competitive pool of 1,211 proposals, marking the most […]

Sencilia secures €450k subsidy from Health-Holland We’re pleased to share that Sencilia has been awarded up to €450k in R&D funding from Health~Holland’s MKB program. This funding will accelerate Sencilia’s development of their groundbreaking ‘Rely-V’ IV infusion monitoring technology, designed to improve safety in neonatal and pediatric intensive care units (NICUs and PICUs). Infusion therapy

SG Papertronics and Naya to participate in CES 2025 Both SG Papertronics and Naya will participate in CES 2025 in Las Vegas next January. The startups will get ready to show their promising technologies at the most powerful tech event of the year. SG Papertronics aims to revolutionize diagnostic testing with their Beer-o-meter, an intuitive,

September 30th 2024 Sencilia has won the Hospital Challenge 2024 at the Pediatric Innovation Day organized by i4KIDS in Riga, Latvia. The competition invited startups from all over Europe that address key challenges in pediatric care. From over 30 applications, Sencilia was selected to pitch as one of the sixth finalists. The Northern startup was

High-tech startups in the Northern Netherlands have gained a significant new partner to support their growth. Today, Future Tech Ventures (FTV) was officially launched at the Startup Festival in Groningen. This proof-of-concept fund, valued at approximately €20 million, was established through a collaboration between Triade, RUG Ventures, NV NOM, and Investeringsfonds Groningen. Over the next

Text by Daan Marselis, Trouw Groningen Company Builds a ‘Reservoir’ for Energy Storage Ocean Grazer is developing a ‘battery’ that can store large amounts of energy using hydropower. Frits Bliek has his eye on three former sand excavation sites—three massive pits in the ground that have now filled with water. He’s not yet revealing the