


Entry Criteria
- The technology associated with the product/service idea can either be owned by the participating university or by one or more of the student team members from that university.
- Each team must have a faculty adviser with expertise in the technology underlying the product (although he/she need not attend the Challenge).
- Teams can consist of any number of individuals, but all must be either a current student or have been enrolled at the University sometime during the academic year preceding the event (although exceptions presented to the I2PTM Europe committee may be considered).
- Teams are strongly recommended to have at least one student member with an academic background in a relevant science/medical/engineering discipline.
- Teams are strongly recommended to have at least one student member with an academic background in business.
- A single team member may meet both background requirements.
- The event will be structured in the form of a ten-minute presentation followed by a ten-minute question and answer session:
- on Day 1, this will be in front of the other teams and all faculty advisers;
- on Day 2, teams will be judged by an external panel of technology, commercial and investment experts.
- Teams must submit:
- a two-page Executive Summary of their idea by
- copies of the slides of their Day 1 presentations by
- Teams are not required to submit a full business plan.
