Partners
MCEI is only as good as our partners. Here you can find all our partners sorted according to the services they can offer to you.
A new opportunity to improve your skills and gain experience has come your way! "Ideathon: Create the city of tomorrow" is a chance for you to go through the innovation process from an idea to a prototype in two days. Here, in small groups, you will implement your visions and learn about design thinking along the way. "Ideathon" is a jointly held event by WOMEN TECH FOUNDERS by NEXT MANNHEIM, Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg (DHBW), University Heidelberg and MCEI.
Design yourself and be a part of an inspiring female community by registering via link in our bio. There are only three slots for our female students from the University of Mannheim and the registration applies "first come, first serve"! So be quick and don’t miss your chance on an exciting opportunity!
For more info and registration visit Ideathon - NEXT MANNHEIM (next-mannheim.de)
You are a sustainable startup? The Goethe-incubator promotes startups with their SDG contest who contribute to sustainability and climate protection with their products.
The program aims to help innovative and sustainable ideas with rewards from 2000 to 5000 euro and excellent contacts and access to capital. Furthermore, there is also the benefit of getting suport from reknown experts, who are able to boost a business.
Participants may apply until 30 January on: https://www.santanderx.com/calls/banco-santander-open-innovation-goethe-sdg-contest/60ec0d71d5a80a0014e5255c?detail=true
Register now free of charge for the “4C Accelerator Tübingen” of the Foundation for Medical Innovation, the Medical Innovations GmbH and the University of Tübingen! This qualification program for potential founders and startups is funded by the campaign “Start-up BW” of the Ministry of Economics Baden-Württemberg. Included in the program is the development of the business model until the point of “investor readiness”. A focus lies on the specific needs of startups from the fields of life science and health care. Therefor an intensive individual monitoring is provided from medical experts, concerning the 4 Cs:
• C1-Commercialization: planning of turnover in the healthcare-sector (i.a. refunding costs from the health insurances)
• C2-Certification: Certifying product and company
• C3-Clinical Studies: Proofing evidence of the product
• C4-Copyright: Using data/-copyright strategically
Who can apply?
Eligible are all students, professionals, founding teams and innovators, including clinicians, nurses, lab technicians, scientists who want to translate their innovative ideas into health solutions of the following domains:
• Medical Devices (gadgets, machines, instruments, implants)
• Therapeutics (drugs, active ingredients)
• Diagnostics (laboratory tests or procedures)
• Digital Health (data, analytics, software, monitoring
EHI Foundation and GS1 Germany have currently started the application circle for the Wissenschaftspreis 2022. The prize is open for applications from German speaking universities with a significant potential for trade and consume goods industry. The winner will be benefitting from a wide netwirk of support and marketing worth 50.000 euro alltogether.
For more infomration on the price see the attached PDF or visit: https://www.wissenschaftspreis.org/
All catagories can be found on: https://www.wissenschaftspreis.org/kategorien/startup/
This Wednesday there is another MARCIE talk coming up: The speaker will be Felix Bohr, historian and journalist at the German weekly DER SPIEGEL. The talk will be about how to start a career in journalism, the routine in the newsroom and challenges for freelance journalists. Time and date are Wednesday 06 December at 7 pm on Zoom https://uni-mannheim.zoom.us/j/69282965738?pwd=K1RVUVlxRno1Tnp3UHIya0lPekVyZz09 (password: 130530).
The upcoming second talk is organized in cooperation with Artes Liberales e.V. and embedded in a speakers series called "Where do I go?". It is about bringing alumni on stage to tell the story of their professional career after having finished uni.
The Mannhein Research Group in Culture, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (MARCIE) is an interdisciplinary research group of the University of Mannheim. It is about bringing together competences in the fields of research and culture. In doing so there are several offers for stakeholders with a background in art and culture to learn about entrepreneurial skills.
In MARCIE talks employees from the cultural sector, other stakeholders and political or institutional players discuss current challenges and needs of the local, federal and European cultural and creative industry.
