From the laboratory to the market: take a look at the deep tech innovations & spin-offs coming from CNRS.

Come discover the most promising deep tech spin-offs from CNRS research laboratories!

With more than 10 000 scientists, 1000 laboratories, and nearly 100 spinoffs created every year all over the world, CNRS is a key player in deeptech. Come and meet the most promising CNRS deeptech startups supported by the RISE Program of CNRS Innovation, through:

I – Discussions and discovery of the most promising deeptech startups from CNRS (morning):

9h30 - Welcome of the public

10h-10h30 (Auditorium)- Introduction:

• Opening by the CNRS Chief Innovation Officer (Jean-Luc Moullet)
• Welcome to the Langevin Institute and the IPGP

10h30–11h15 (Auditorium)- Round table discussion: “From research to entrepreneurship” (panel tba soon)

11h30-12h (Auditorium)-

• Pitch session of 5 startups from the RISE program (first cohort)

12h–14h: Lunch cocktail

II - Discussions: New tools, new models: from the lab to the startup (afternoon)

To facilitate the transition from researcher to entrepreneur, several tools and models have been created and settled down:

14h–15h00 (Auditorium):

Pitch session: 2 startups from the RISE program (first cohort):

• Sideros: Lucie Mondoulet & Raphaël Rodriguez (CEO & CSO)
• Bio-Inspir: Pierre Le Blainvaux & Claude Grison (CEO & CSO)

15h – 15h20 - Break

15h20–15h50 (Auditorium)- Pitch session of 5 startups from the RISE program (First cohort)

16h00–16h45 (Auditorium) - Round table discussion: New tools, new models of support structures dedicated to deeptech startups (panel tba soon)

17h (Auditorium)- Closing speech by the CEO of CNRS Innovation, Johanna Michielin.

III - RISE Program presentation and welcome of our new promotion (afternoon)

CNRS has deployed an ambitious support program, RISE, implemented at the beginning of 2019 by CNRS Innovation.

Welcome and casual discussion to meet the new promotion of the RISE program (in the Library).