Fifty years ago, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong set foot on the moon, illuminating what happens when a desire for discovery fuels technological innovation. Today, the goal is to be back on the moon in five years. And while there have been leaps and bounds in space technology, there remains a huge market opportunity.
Leap Biosystems creates medical technologies to support human health in remote areas terrestrially and for space exploration.
Modl.ai’s technology learns from human behavior and experience to create AI agents that simulate human actions, decision making, and experiences.
Discover Dollar has developed an AI- and NLP-based solution to help retailers and enterprises identify and resolve revenue leakages by analyzing contracts, emails, payments, discounts, and promotions.
At Super Session 2019, Chris Hadfield focused on the history of technological innovation driven by the human need to explore, summing up how CDL continues to support this mission: “Why do we do CDL? For me, fundamentally, it’s to improve our quality of life.”
The Libra Association announces a new initiative with the goal of increasing access to financial services and fostering financial inclusion around the world
Over two days, innovative science and technology-based startups from around the world will gather at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management.
In the coming year, CDL-West will continue to build its program in support of the local and global entrepreneurial ecosystem, bolstered by continued support of the invaluable community of Health focused mentors and partners.
ZED Network is a blockchain-based platform for Money Transfer Operators (MTOs) to instantly, transparently, and inexpensively settle remittances by removing the correspondent banks that act as inefficient intermediaries. They are a current venture in the CDL Blockchain-AI Incubator Stream. We sat down with Co-Founder and CEO Alan Safahi to discuss his background, company, and CDL experience.
UK and European science-based founders will soon benefit from a proven innovative programme that helps commercialise their ideas and scale their businesses. CDL-Oxford will be delivered by the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, beginning in September 2019.
Applications are now open until May 19. International candidates are strongly advised to apply by the early deadline of March 14 for Quantum Machine Learning and March 24 for Blockchain-AI in order to have enough time to obtain the appropriate visa and immigration approval.
Linda Hasenfratz is the Chief Executive Officer of Linamar Corporation, a diversified global manufacturing company of highly engineered products powering vehicles, motion, work and lives.