Ventures
Comprehensive registry of deep tech startups globally.
TUM School of Management
First-of-its-kind data collection and scientific analysis of deep tech ventures worldwide.

Scientific identification of deep tech ventures vs. regular tech ventures through classification using scraped information on technology readiness, scientific novelty, and IP intensity.
Our work is harmonized: a global dataset enabling longitudinal comparisons across geographies and technology contexts.

Comprehensive registry of deep tech startups globally.
Patent portfolios and scientific publications of founding teams.
Academic and industry backgrounds, multidisciplinary expertise.
Corporate collaborations, development partnerships, and investments.
Grants, venture capital, corporate VC, hybrid financing models.
University and research-institute spin-out identification.


Prof. Dr. Isabell M. Welpe is the Chair of Strategy and Organization at the Technical University of Munich. Her research focuses on leadership, the future of work, the impact of digitalization on organizations and companies, and strategic innovation.
welpe@tum.de
PD Dr. Theresa Treffers is a Privatdozentin (associate professor) at the Chair of Strategy and Organization. Her research interests lie at the intersection of business and psychology concepts in the areas of entrepreneurship, start-ups, DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion), as well as strategy and innovation.
theresa.treffers@tum.de
Jannik Nolden is a doctoral candidate at the Chair of Strategy and Organization. His research focuses on deep tech entrepreneurship and startup unicorns.
jannik.nolden@tum.de
Jakob Kröner is a doctoral candidate at the Chair of Strategy and Organization. His research focuses on deep tech entrepreneurship.
jakob.kroener@tum.de
Philipp Schaffer is a doctoral candidate at the Chair of Strategy and Organization. His research focuses on deep tech entrepreneurship.
philipp.schaffer@tum.de
Philipp Lemanczyk is a doctoral candidate at the Chair of Strategy and Organization. His research focuses on Deep Tech entrepreneurship and AI usage in corporate organizations.
philipp.lemanczyk@tum.deThe following scholars from universities around the world serve as members of the TUM Deep Tech Lab Review Board. We are grateful for their guidance and support.

TUM School of Management

University of Bristol

University of Cambridge

UC Berkeley

University of Cambridge

RWTH Aachen

Imperial College London

MIT Sloan

University of Cambridge

Imperial College London

Imperial College London

Stanford University

Harvard Business School

University of Oxford

TUM Venture Labs

University of Cambridge

EPFL

University of Oxford

UCL

University of Queensland

Harvard Business School

King's College London

Imperial College London

Stanford Biodesign

University of Cambridge

MIT Media Lab

University of Cambridge

University of Cambridge

LSE

Deep Tech Momentum

Stanford Biodesign

UnternehmerTUM

NTU Singapore

UCLA Anderson

USC Marshall

University of Cambridge

University of Vienna

Brunel University London

