Dal Innovates 2023-24 Annual Report

Dal Innovates Annual Report 2023-24

We are pleased to share Dal Innovates 2023-24 Annual Report.

The Dal Innovates network is a startup creation engine – supporting the launch of 99 ventures last year. This report shines a spotlight on Dal Innovates alumni who have collectively raised nearly $120 million in 2023-24.

We’re grateful for all the amazing volunteers, mentors, participants, and ecosystem partners who make us a hub for top research, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Please take a moment to download the 2023-24 Annual Report to share in the successes of those who are introducing ground-breaking products and services to the world.

Dal Innovates growing ecosystem:
Surge, Cultiv8, Pulse, ShiftKey Labs, IDEA MakerSpace, Collide, Lab2Market, Lab2Market Oceans, Emera ideaHUB, Creative Destruction Lab, CDL Oceans, MindFrame Connect.

This Annual Report features alumni spotlights on: PureSpire Biomonitoring Tech., Anderson Films, 3D BioFibR, Zen Electric Bikes.

Dal Innovates programming is made possible with support from the Government of Canada through the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, Mitacs, Springboard Atlantic, Build Ventures, and Morrison Park Advisors

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About Dalhousie University

Dalhousie is the only East Coast member of Canada’s U15, the country’s leading group of research-intensive universities. With more than 250 million dollars in annual research funding, we are Atlantic Canada’s engine of discovery and innovation. Anchored in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with additional agricultural and medical campuses and academic and clinical programs across the province and beyond, we drive positive change in the communities we serve locally, nationally, and around the world. Our faculty work within a highly collaborative research community supported by major infrastructure, including Canada’s largest aquatic research facility and advanced platforms accelerating discoveries in health and the physical sciences. Researchers contribute to and benefit from a growing network of centres, institutes, and hubs driving discovery and industry partnership in areas like battery innovation and clean technologies, carbon capture and storage, additive manufacturing, AI and semiconductors, vaccine and immunotherapy development, genomics, cancer treatment, and much more.