European health start-up? Apply now for Trinity’s digital health Validator incubator

Applications are now open for Validator, a European incubator for Digital Health startups, hosted at Trinity College Dublin, in conjunction with partners EIT Health. Applicants from across the EU are encouraged to apply.

This is an intensive, 8-week programme designed to enable early stage Digital Health start-ups to validate their business idea and find their product/market fit in Europe.

The programme is designed to support early-stage Digital Health start-ups with new technologies or processes that promote healthy living, support active ageing & improve healthcare systems.

After a 6 week intensive programme in Dublin, successful applicants will be brought on a 2-week tour of 4 health tech hubs across Europe, where they will have the opportunity to rapidly validate multiple markets and quickly evaluate their global scalability potential.

There are 10 spaces available, for Europe’s most exciting Digital Health start-ups and budding entrepreneurs. All successful candidates will receive a €5,000 prize. The programme also includes co-working space for the duration of the programme, as well as access to world-class mentoring and practical advice from health tech experts, start-up veterans and investors.

The deadline for application is April 15th, 2018, with the programme running for 8 weeks from 18th June.

To apply for the Validator Programme go to https://www.eithealth.eu/validator

John

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