Scale
The owner rolls the solution out across its own operations.
Flagship programme
A real problem goes in. A tested solution and a decision come out.
A business states a real problem as an open call. Research groups, student teams and startups propose solutions, and TripleHelix runs the process through to a decision.
How it works
The owner names one problem, a decision date and a budget holder.
Six weeks of applications from research groups, student teams and startups.
Independent scoring. The owner confirms who proceeds.
Eight to ten weeks on a fixed scope.
One of six outcomes, announced at GTW Baku.
The owner rolls the solution out across its own operations.
Owner and solver agree a longer-term collaboration.
The owner licenses the solver's technology.
The research becomes a new company.
An investor backs the team once the decision is published.
A clear no, backed by evidence, is a valid and useful result.
Who takes part
First cycle
Planned timeline. Dates are not yet fixed.
Two challenges in the first cycle, so each one gets full attention.
Owner to be announced
Owner to be announced
FAQ
The solver keeps its IP. The owner receives an evaluation licence and an option to license. For research groups, the university’s transfer office signs.
Only a one-page summary. Full detail is shared after an NDA.
The challenge owner and an independent academic score them. TripleHelix does not decide alone.
Terms for the first cycle are being finalised. Register your interest and we will send them before the call opens.
Both are part of the same ecosystem. Farabi.vc considers a winner only after the decision is published, and the link is stated openly.
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