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Fall 2026 Tech Validation Program Welcomes New Deep Tech Founders
Supporting founders as they test assumptions, validate market needs, and explore the path from breakthrough technology to scalable venture.
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Introducing SCALE to Concordia’s MBA Community
Connecting MBA students with hands-on innovation projects through experiential learning and entrepreneurship.
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D3 at Concordia’s Career Fair for Students with Disabilities
Meet the D3 team and learn about opportunities for student founders, including the Alan Shepard Residency.
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Two D3 Startups Named Among Canada’s Top 100 AI Startups at ALL IN 2026
Meet Streya and Trame as they showcase their AI innovations at ALL IN 2026 in Montréal.
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Celebrating the 2026 Desjardins Scientific Award Recipients
Ten science‑driven startups recognized for advancing research, innovation, and entrepreneurship across Quebec and Canada.
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Innovation Showcased on Canada’s National Space Stage
Aaron Johnson highlighted District 3’s role in advancing deep-tech innovation, entrepreneurship, and space talent development at a national gathering.
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October 20, 2026
Exploring Innovation in the Life Sciences
A workshop for life, chemical, and engineering science researchers exploring how lab discoveries can translate into real‑world impact.
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