KOELIS, based on research carried out at the TIMC laboratory of Grenoble Alpes University and CNRS,
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Anatoscope, a spin-off from INRIA, develops software to reconstruct and simulate the patient’s body in 3D from medical images, with biomechanical characteristics identical to those of the patient.
In 2023, more than 30 Grenoble Alpes’ startups raised funds worth a cumulative 1.12 billion euros.
The international journal Nature explains how Grenoble has mastered industry–academia science collaborations
Startups setting up in the region benefit in particular from the presence of renowned incubators and business accelerator. These structures, designed to support and accompany entrepreneurs, play an essential role in the success of young companies.
2021 marks an important step for the metropolitan area: the cumulative funds raised in the past 20 years by Grenoble Alpes’ innovative startups and SMEs has now passed the 2 billion euro mark.
Setting up in a coworking space in Grenoble-Alpes: an opportunity for entrepreneurs
