To register for the course, please follow this link to Nettskjema.no. Course content IØ8909 – Research-based Innovation is a course that aims to develop students’ understanding of research-based innovation in the university context, to stimulate action-orientation around research and to give students the tools to work with research-based innovations. A PhD student is expected to...
Engage and NTNU School of Entrepreneurship announces this year's event the 29th of April. One lucky winner will also be invited to join Stage Two, the first pan-European competition for the best startups spinning out of leading European universities.
With key milestones like securing a pilot project with Oslo Kommune and winning awards, Tendro is making waves. Co-founders Ida Elise Sandtorp and Ingrid Brandt share insights on their achievements, experiences, and their vision for the future of Tendro.
From the 30th to the 31st of October, the fourth edition of Stage Two took place in Berlin, bringing together Europe’s top university startups. Among this year’s competitors was Naya Development, representing NTNU with CTO and co-founder Nora Antonsen at the helm.
On October 12, around 40 participants gathered at NTNU for "Breaking the Myths," an event by Boost henne. Female entrepreneurs shared insights to challenge misconceptions and inspire women to pursue entrepreneurship.
Thursday evening on October 3rd, Engage, NTNU’s School of Entrepreneurship, and NorwAI invited master’s students from various programs to explore the possibilities of AI and the commercialization of their master’s projects.
Last week, BRAIN arranged Startup.ai with the concept "Shark Tank" in the Mine, inspired by the TV-show from the US. Startup.ai is an annual event with the aim of connecting students and startups together. BRAIN as an organization focuses on being a link between AI students, AI companies and AI research.
Boost Henne, dedicated to fostering female entrepreneurship at NTNU, kicked off the semester with an event that brought together students from all campuses. Established in 2018, Boost Henne aims to address the gender imbalance in entrepreneurship by encouraging more female students to develop and launch their own ideas.
