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Accelerating scientific discoveries to drive innovation.

CA, MA, NY, TX, & Anywhere activate.org Joined August 2019

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Applications for the Activate Fellowship are now open!

Our two-year U.S. fellowship turns scientists and engineers into founders—with funding, technical resources, and a growing network of investors, partners, and fellow builders behind them.

Apply now: activate.org/apply

Activate @activatefellows Sep 9

The Activate Fellowship model steps outside the U.S. for the first time with the welcoming of our inaugural cohort of Activate Global Fellows in Singapore, in partnership with @NTUsg and backed by Singapore's NRF and Enterprise Singapore. Meet the fellows: activate.org/news/meet-acti…

activate.org Meet Activate's First Global Fellows: Singapore Activate expands its fellowship program to Singapore, empowering scientists to transform deep-tech innovations into global startups with vital support and resources.

Activate @activatefellows Aug 14

New in Forbes: Activate CEO Cyrus Wadia on why the next industry-defining companies will come from software + science, not software alone. It takes an ecosystem to get breakthrough research to market—that's our fellowship's job.

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Activate @activatefellows Aug 5

We're hiring! Help hard-tech scientists turn research into impact. Open roles, remote + in-person (US):

📈 Sr Investment Manager
🌐 Fellowship Manager, Anywhere
🗽 Fellowship Manager, NY
💻 Ops Intern, Fellow Selection
🌱 Program Manager, LA BRIDGE

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Activate @activatefellows Jul 24

Scientists and engineers already run the founder playbook every day: hypothesize, test, fail, iterate, don't quit. The only thing missing is realizing it. This is exactly why Activate exists.

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If you’re a scientist or researcher, you may be more prepared to start a company than you think.

Before becoming founders, Arvind Veluvali, @sir_aymansaleh, and @yanovskyd all worked at NASA, where they learned to tackle hard problems, run experiments, and keep going when the outcome was uncertain.

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