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'We are happy to announce the launch of Pole Position - a new, exclusive initiative aimed at facilitating deeptech startups’ growth', states Techleapnl. The first batch will focus on helping 10 ambitious companies within the medical field to reach the scaleup growth phase by providing tailored scaling knowledge from experts as well as facilitating peer-to-peer learning between participants.
One of these startups is Radboudumc spin-off Aiosyn: We believe in the synergy between pathologists and artificial intelligence. Aiosyn's AI solutions empower pathologists to make their work more accurate, efficient, and effective, for the benefit of patients and society.
Read more in the Aiosyn article.
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