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University of Galway IdeasLab concluded the 2023 edition of its highly acclaimed Start100 programme by showcasing the innovative ideas of twelve teams of aspiring student entrepreneurs.
The final showcase event on campus saw teams pitch their unique ideas to an expert panel of judges from academia, research, industry, and enterprise in front of an audience of students, mentors, enterprise and University of Galway staff.
The winning entry for the 2023 Start100 programme was LambCam for their software to help farmers monitor sheep’s behaviour on camera during lambing season, securing €5,000 in funding.
Glow by Chlo Cosmetics was recognised with the One to Watch award of €1,000, affirming their potential for future success.
The Start100 programme is an intensive six-week programme run out of University of Galway’s IdeasLab – the student innovation hub, open to all disciplines, located at the heart of the campus. Start100 connects students into a thriving community of innovators and entrepreneurs across Ireland and culminates in the showcase event, where each team present their ideas.
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