Applications open for the first residency program for science and technology-based companies in Chile

Fundación Chile and Corfo, from the facilities where startuplab.01 (formerly known as Startup Campus) will operate and with the presence of the Minister of Economy, launched applications for the first deep tech residency in Chile. This program is focused on startups based on science or applied engineering that are developing technologies at the laboratory validation stage in sectors such as energy, manufacturing, agriculture, food systems, transport, mobility, and urbanization.

What is Startup Campus—and what is it not?

Science and technology-based companies (EBCT) are critical to developing scalable, high-impact solutions to humanity’s major challenges, such as climate change, the water crisis, and food security.

Startup Campus, an entrepreneurship hub that will catalyze the success of the country’s deep tech startups

Startup Campus, a project driven by CORFO and Fundación Chile, will be a physical space for collaboration between the public and private sectors, catalyzing the success of startups that leverage science and technology as an engine for innovation and development, and articulating the support available for dynamic entrepreneurship in Chile.