Posts tagged "Main Sequence"

SmartCompany is pleased to announce the shortlisted entries for the Pitch, our early stage startup competition in Melbourne.

The latest State Of Australian Startup Funding report has shown that capital for women-led startups declined in 2022. But it's not all bad news.

Jun Qu is a senior associate at Main Sequence, where he helps scientists and entrepreneurs change the world with their deep tech solutions.

We've had a cracking week of big Aussie startup raises, coming in at over $284 million. Some highlights include Advanced Navigation, Vow, Ofload and Kindship.

The return of CSIRO’s ON program marks Australian researchers’ opportunity to build their entrepreneurial and commercialisation skills.

We need to look at how we can create a pathway for more women to become founders of tomorrow’s companies, says Gabrielle Munzer from Main Sequence Ventures.

Jason Fielding from Main Sequence explains how deep tech startups need the power of voice to get the world on board, and often it's celebrity investors who shine the light on the next big thing.

Australia's tech leaders were looking for detail on the R&D Tax Incentive and targeted support to close the tech talent gap. None of this materialised, but there were glimmers of hope.

It’s been a record year for startup funding in Australia. Yet of the billions of dollars pouring into the ecosystem, the share available to women-led startups has actually shrunk.

Earlier this week the federal government announced a $2.2 billion spend on its University Research Commercialisation Action Plan. This is a giant step in the right direction.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is announcing $2.2 billion for research commercialisation, in a move that could boost the local startup scene.

Aussie environmental tech startup Samsara is partnering with the Australian Open to recycle thousands of plastic bottles discarded by players.