The Foundation for Science Innovation and Development at the Indian Institute of Science wants to turn more of the institute’s research into commercially viable businesses, businessline says.
Businessline reported on September 7 that the Indian Institute of Science’s Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) was targeting 300 deep-tech startups by 2030, up from the 150 companies it supported at the time. The publisher says the goal is to turn more of the institute’s research into commercially viable businesses.
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The Foundation for Science Innovation and Development at the Indian Institute of Science wants to turn more of the institute’s research into commercially viable businesses, businessline says.
Businessline reported on September 7 that the Indian Institute of Science’s Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) was targeting 300 deep-tech startups by 2030, up from the 150 companies it supported at the time. The publisher says the goal is to turn more of the institute’s research into commercially viable businesses.
businessline@businesslineThe Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is targeting 300 deep-tech start-ups by 2030, nearly doubling the 150 companies it currently supports, as it looks to turn more of the institute’s research into commercially…
businessline@businesslineThe Foundation for Science Innovation and Development (FSID) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is targeting 300 deep-tech start-ups by 2030, nearly doubling the 150 companies it currently supports, as it looks to turn more of the institute’s research into commercially…