The idea in context
What problem does it address, who is it for, and how does it relate to your interests? Read the description and learn about the university and discipline.
FOR INVESTORS AND SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
Explore what university students are building, understand the support they need, and start a conversation through Linked.
BEFORE THE CONVERSATION
Learn about each project through the information shared by its team and any assessments recorded on the platform.
What problem does it address, who is it for, and how does it relate to your interests? Read the description and learn about the university and discipline.
Distinguish between an idea, a prototype, and a project ready for trial. Review the available material and identify what you would like to clarify.
Understand the support requested and ask which milestone the team hopes to achieve with it.
WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE
Teams have different needs. Discover where your expertise or resources could support a project’s next step.
Discuss the resources needed for the next stage.
Offer technical or commercial insight to help the team develop its idea.
Discuss support and trial opportunities based on the team’s needs.
FROM DISCOVERY TO INTRODUCTION
Use the search and filters in the project directory.
Sign in and register interest on the project page.
The Linked team coordinates an introduction to discuss the project and its needs.
A project listing and an expression of interest are a starting point for an introduction, rather than a funding agreement.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Explore the projects or contact us to tell us about the fields that interest you.