Kaunas-based medical technology startup “BrachyDOSE”, a proud member of the Tech-Park Kaunas innovation community, has raised 554,000 Eur in funding to further develop and test its radiation measurement technology in real hospital settings. The investment round was supported by venture capital funds “Coinvest Capital” and “BSV Ventures”, alongside business angel networks “LitBAN” and “EstBAN”.

In response to the ongoing evolution of the labour market, businesses across Europe are increasingly seeking innovative solutions to maintain productivity, collaboration, and team cohesion, regardless of whether colleagues are working from different cities or even countries. In this context, a consortium of innovation communities and universities from Scandinavia, the Baltic States, and Poland has introduced the “DistanceLAB hub”, a digital platform designed to support hybrid work models. An international team of partners from the Baltic Sea region, including experts from Tech-Park Kaunas, has developed the platform.

While entrepreneurship is, in theory, open to all, in practice women face greater challenges and responsibilities. They are often less visible and more likely to lack confidence in their abilities when starting a business. And if you are also a newcomer from a war-torn country, the obstacles multiply.

Last week’s “Coffee with Tech-Park Kaunas” networking event brought a fresh dose of insight and inspiration to the innovation ecosystem. The members of the Digital Rocket LT cluster joined the community for a thought-provoking morning of networking and knowledge-sharing.