Frontier Fellowship Kickoff: Building a Global TechBio Startup from Budapest

Budapest — Hungary

Frontier Fellowship Kickoff: Building a Global TechBio Startup from Budapest

When

10/20/2026, 4:00:00 PM

Where

Turbine, Budapest, HU

About

Frontier Fellowship Kickoff: Building a Global TechBio Startup from Budapest This is the first of three open events kicking off Frontier Fellowship, a new program by Startup Hungary for potential deep tech founders, university spin-outs, and researchers exploring what it takes to build a venture-scale company. We can only host 60 people, so this isn't first-come-first-served: register below, and we'll follow up to confirm your spot based on fit — please only register if you're genuinely planning to attend. The closed fellowship cohort is a separate thing: it starts in January 2027 and has its own selective application process (more info and application: https://frontier.startuphungary.io/ ). This first event is all about founder paths. Turbine is the hottest techbio startup in Hungary right now — and its founders came from completely different fields before building it together. We want to make the startup founder path more visible, and show that it's a valid, realistic career path — open to anyone willing to try. Best for: students, engineers, researchers, and anyone with a scientific / technical background or interest in deep tech, curious about startups — even if you're not sure yet whether it's for you. Panel Discussion: One Technology, Different Founder Paths Szabolcs Nagy (CEO, Turbine) Daniel Veres (CSO, Turbine) Kristof Szalay (CTO, Turbine) Ramzi Rizk (General Partner, Work In Progress Capital & Founder, Project Escape Velocity) Schedule 17:30–18:00 Registration 18:00–18:15 Opening + fellowship program introduction 18:15–19:15 Panel discussion 19:30-20:15 Expert table sessions 20:00–21:30 Drinks, pizza, networking 🍕 This event is part of the Frontier Fellowship program, implemented with the support of the Ministry of Science and Technology of Hungary from the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund.

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