Welcome, investors, to the 2024 Spring edition of Dealflow.eu’s quarterly newsletter!

From our successful e-pitching on Artificial Intelligence to the upcoming Multicorporate Matchmaking on Energy, we have been busy putting EU-funded startups in the spotlight.  

Dive into insightful interviews and explore updates on our redesigned website, enhanced matchmaking platform features, and the latest Tech Due Diligences performed. 

Enjoy your reading and join us on our upcoming initiatives, such as our next e-pitching on Renewable Energies in April! 

Upcoming events

Project news

🎉 New Project Under the Innovation Radar

The Innovation Radar Bridge is a project designed to bridge the gap between innovators, investors, and policymakers. Supported by the EU-funded action INVEST, the project aims to enhance ongoing efforts by providing additional impact through events, thematic reports, and increased media exposure.  

The launch event, “EU Innovation Catalyst: Deeptech Investments & Policies for a Future-proof Economy,” will take place on April 16th in Brussels. Serving as a joint effort to launch two promising EU Funded projects projects, Innovation Radar Bridge and StepUp Startups, this event serves as a platform to ignite conversations between stakeholders in Europe’s innovation landscape.  

Apply here: Innovation Radar Bridge Event - Dealflow.EU

A revamped website 

We started 2024 with a fresh look on our website. We updated our branding to enhance navigation and make your experience even more enjoyable. 

One of our new features is the possibility of browsing articles by type, choose your next readings here.

🔎 Latest Tech Due Diligences 

Led by Linknovate and CRIT, we recently concluded three Technical Due Diligence (TechDD) assessments.  

Have a closer look at the supported EU-funded companies: 

• Aquabattery employs an innovative acid-base flow battery mechanism, leveraging energy generation through Reverse-Electrodialysis (RED) to enable large-scale, cost-efficient battery solutions, based on a salinity gradient and a pH gradient.  

• Biomech Innovations with its Variable Fixation Locking Screw (VFLS®) technology, aims to optimize the bone fracture healing phase by facilitating a shift from rigid to dynamic stability throughout their treatment process.  

• Ecosteer‘s patented technology, the Data Visibility Control Overlay (DVCO), sets a new standard for a human-centric data economy. The platform allows decentralized consent management by encrypting data streams at the point of data origin, multicast distributing them, and decrypting them only with the (revocable) consent from the data owner.  

Find more about this service here. 

🏆 Another Success Story 

We are thrilled for Brite Solar’s amazing achievement in fundraising. 

In January 2024, this Greek startup raised €8.6 million in a Series A funding round from the EIC Fund, New Energy Partners, Brace Agri Solar Holdings and Deep Investments. 

This EU-funded innovator has received Dealflow.eu’s support through investor readiness training and investor introductions. 

Be the next one to secure your funding round with our support. 

Rising stars

CODEE:

Automatic code inspection platform specialised in performance for time-critical C/C++/Fortran applications. 

INSILICO TRIALS: 

 More efficient and effective clinical trials in the pharma industry by developing a new cloud-based platform of in silico tools to support new medical products’ development and regulatory submission.  

ZYMVOL: 

Green chemistry through computer simulations, harnessing the power of enzymes to accelerate industrial processes. 

MJN-NEURO: 

 Medical device that aims to improve the quality of life of people with epilepsy.

Request introductions to these companies by filling this form: 

Meet the Innovators from Our Last e-Pitching

The event took place on March 5th 2024 and gathered six of the most promising AI EU-funded startups and a panel of invited jury members. 

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