MIT Proto Ventures: Building Companies from the Heart of the Lab
In the world of venture creation, few places blur the line between research and entrepreneurship quite like MIT Proto Ventures—the first-ever startup studio within a university.
In the world of venture creation, few places blur the line between research and entrepreneurship quite like MIT Proto Ventures—the first-ever startup studio within a university.
Unlike digital startups, which can go from idea to MVP in weeks, deep-tech companies often spend years in research and development before they’re anywhere near a viable product. This is where traditional startup ecosystems fall short—and why startup studios are uniquely positioned to fill the gap.
Sharing tips and tricks on how we can turn our limited tech entrepreneurs' skills into strengths to build a successful business with startup studios.
Startup Studio Insider met with the students and leads at Stamford Startup Studio to talk about the program the University of Connecticut has built.
Michael Van Lier, founder and managing director of Dutch-based Builders startup studio, covers topics on team effort and the momentum behind the startup studio model.
Here are some trends we expect to see for startup studios to build new venture opportunities and bring back the power of startups this year.